Flight 10/10 is deep gold, semilimpid. The froth is velvety and generous. The nose enjoys the fruity aromas: pineapple, cantaloupe, mango and a biscuity touch. The gustatory sphere gives mango, orange, pineapple peel and marginal biscuit. The mouthfeel is light to light-medium, slightly tropical, juicy, a tad pulpy and pithy. An attractive sample. Okay, it's done! Whoaah. Asante sana. ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅

Flight 9/10 is lucid straw with a more regular crown. The olfactory sphere is recognizably floral. Wheat malt, lemon pith and distant mandarin peel complete the journey. The flavor profile offers wheat malt, lemon pith, dry grass, carambola and a floral wink. Feels light, crisp, dry, drying and zesty.

Flight 8/10 is semicloudy amber with – again – an all-decorating foam. The citrusy dominance seems to continue... Grapefruit peel, grass and a floral note in the scent. The taste is nice: grapefruit pulp and pith, lemon peel, dry grass, resin and a faint malty idea. The impression is light, crisp, dry, drying and faintly tangy.

Flight 7/10 is another suspicious beer: looks like champagne. Or dish water... Exceptionally pale and translucent. A thin but supermessy head. Lemon and barley flour in the fragrance. Lemon tea in the taste, accompanied by bread, water cracker and lemon peel. The mouthfeel is light, crisp, dry, drying, zesty and pithy. Better than I anticipated though.

Flight 6/10 is interesting: this is a sorghum lager. I've had a couple of sorghum beers before, the fun fact about sorghum is that it's naturally gluten free. Anyway, this beer looks relatively transparent, gold. A standard froth. A rather numb scent, only a suggestion of cereal can be captured. Cereal, lemon zest, a distant herbal vibe in the taste profile, perhaps also pineapple skin and bitter banana peel. The sensation is light, slightly earthy, aromatic, herbal, pithy, a tad dry and drying.

Flight 5/10 is hazy, deep yellow with a soft head. Pineapple, cantaloupe and biscuit emanate to my nostrils. Grapefruit and lemon in the gustatory package: zest, pith and peel. Carambola and grass, too. The sensation is light, dry, drying, zesty and also pithy.

Flight 4/10 is very pale, transparent, of course. The lacing is decent. A bit suspicious though all in all... Lemon pith and wet wool in the fragrance. Weak malt, lemon, grapefruit peel, tea and a floral nuance land on my tastebuds. The impression is light, dry, drying and floral. Didn't start convincing but improved along the road.

Flight 3/10 is milky, pale straw with a messy froth. The ABV clocks a mere 0.6 %. Pineapple and lemon in the air. The taste is drier with lemon peel and pith, grapefruit and dry grass big time. The mouthfeel is light minus, dry, drying and a tad tangy. Still, a nice ultra-low-alc thirst quencher.

Flight 2/10 is clear, pale amber with a moderate head. The nose fails to pick anything... The gustatory provision is quite impotent, as well: malt, bread, citrus and grass. The sensation is thin to light minus, slightly drying, modestly crisp and characterless. But not sweet.  👍🏻

Alright, this is my last flight in 🇰🇪 this time. This one is a real long-haul flight! And business class.  😅 Gotta do these short... Flight 1/10 is obviously a nitro stout: muddy brown beer, looks supercreamy. The beige foam is moussy. Roasted malt in the scent. The taste gives roasted malt, faint coffee, cacao nibs and a nutty hint. Feels soft, velvety, subtle, creamy and light. Effervescent. Not bad for a nitro.