Now: tonight's crafts! Yeah! I hope the name is a sign that foresees the destiny of the bullsh*t aggressor. This beer looks relatively transparent, gold. The head is astonishingly moussy, not really dense, rather silky, and clean white. The foam reaches one finger, paints the glass with impenetrable lacing and adorns the top quite long. The scent is awesome! Generously grapey. White grape indeed. Sweet. But not white wine. At all. Maybe also kiwi and green gooseberry. Soft crushed biscuit in the maltbase. Lovely! White grape doesn't leave you cold! I have probably never experienced so copious grape juice in a beer. Either the amount of Nelson Sauvin is enormous in the beer or the brewer is a genius. Or both. Kiwi, as well, but no gooseberry. Additionally, I can pick clementine, mango, perhaps even a suggestion of peach. Unique! Biscuit, yes, in the baseline. The body is medium. That's welcome at 8 %. The end is semisweet fruity with marginally increased citrusy elements although the white grape is still prevalent. The mouthfeel is tropical, pulpy and juicy. Somewhat soft but definitely not milkshakey. Crushable! A well crafted piece where you can taste the Nelson Sauvin hop at its best!  💛💛 Off the record: great to see young people mingling and drinking craft beer even in a war situation.  👍🏻