Bordo Birra 2017
Brasserie Générale

Around 6 months aged : Slightly veiled golden color with moderate activity. Thick foamy beige 3 finger head, lasting around 15 minutes, with poor legs but good lacing and swirl reaction. Flavors of green grapes, pears, roasted wheat, caramel, wood, soft cheese, and floral hops. Slick full body with crispy carbonation. Medium to strong strength finish, straw and bread, nice barrel effect, with a soft wild yeast kinda feel. Moderately fruity and caramely, slightly flowery and leafy. A bit vinous and acidic but the alcohol feel is way too hidden, deeply treacherous. Makes a decent appetizer sure, yet it's very easy to drink in big quantities because the freshness is high. This is my first wheat wine so I can't compare much, the general sensation is a golden highly attenuated soft quad cross wild ale and Saison. Really enjoyed the balance, still quite sweet with a thick maillard feel but it's understandable, some more wild yeast in there would be king. Overall high quality craft.