Vahva ja siltä tuntuukin. Holin alle jää makuja lämmetessä, sitä ennen ihan raikas maku.

And the second smally-wally. The appearance is, as stated in my previous review, fairly close to beer #1. Interestingly, the olfactory supply is considerably weaker than that of the previous beer. Still, stonefruits are evident: nectarine and mango, accompanied by orange, even a bit of grapefruit zest and distant carambola. No lactose in this beer., just a faint twist of vanilla. Maybe... The taste profile hints at a fresher direction, yet the ripeness is also well recognizable. The components include mango, nectarine, banana, mandarin, orange peel. I don't pick vanilla but I'm uncertain about the role of lactose here. It's less prominent than in beer #1 but still... The body is, again, full. The end is identical to upfront. I can't identify a slightest difference there. Alcohol, again, is totally camouflaged. Soft, smooth, full, tropical, nectar-like, pulpy and a tad more refreshing than the previous delicacy. Easy and lovely but I expect more of a 10% TIPA. This is again like nothing phenomenal.

A couple of small Electrics @ Pien. The both beers portray more or less the same color: deep dark orange, like banana juice. This one may be marginally darker than the next one but the difference is really insignificant. Anyway, both are turbid. The foams look also very similar, off-white and pillowy. The appearance somehow suggests an overripe fruity package but it's not actually like that. Or at least not entirely. I pick mandarin, orange and tangerine; yes, the sweeter samples of the citrus family. Mango, apricot and a bit of pineapple can also be observed. The taste deviates somewhat from the olfactory trajectory: mango, papaya, a bit of mashed overripe pineapple, tangerine and blood orange. Lactose is my guess as an adjunct. Oat flakes work as a supportive cushioning element in the maltbase. A full body can't be missed. The end is pretty similar to upfront, just a faint dry hoppy vibe lands on my tastebuds now. Worth mentioning is that alcohol is completely absent from the palate, both the actual and aftertaste. The mouthfeel is full, smooth, tropical, nectar-like, ripe, pulpy, moderately drying, too. Not exactly crushable but balanced and astonishingly easy at this ABV level. Yet, rather generic.