Odd Job
Dave's BrewFarm

clear, and it's light crimson, with a slim white head.

Aromatics: light caramel malt tones, fairly muted. Light citric fruit notes. Interesting mix, widening, gaining esters as it unfolds. What seemed simple at first is growing in complexity.

Taste: bright, citrus-y hops spark first, bouncing on the palate, then stepping back. Body is light, and malt character is clean and spare. There's a crispness and cleanless, at first, that gives way, once more, to fruitiness. Smoke is coming through now, at last, in these new sips. Another one of the Frankenstein beers from the BrewFarm, with no precedent, no style that it aims to fit, pieced together in a way no one's ever tried before.

Here's what Farmer Dave says about it: "6.1% ABV. With a nod to one of James Bond's greatest villains, this lightly smoky ale has Pils, Cara Red, Smoked and Victory malts, Magnum, Perle, Brewer's Gold and Mandarina hops and fermented with a German ale yeast. (WY1007).