Bėganti Kopa
Raudonų Plytų Alaus Dirbtuvės (Brick By Brick Beer Workshop)

Yellow and hazy. Small head but it leaves small spots on the glass.

Interesting smell of wheat, dry white wine, and banana. Initially, I thought I smelled a stale beer smell, like a brewery floor but that subsided and never returned.

Sweet, with banana overtones. Good body which enhanced by the lower carbonation level. Strong wheat presence, meaning no notable barley. There’s a bitter-sour finish. Short aftertaste.

Shared 330 ml bottle, as Brick by Brick Running Dune, at local tasting. Witbier brewed with cardamom in addition to coriander and orange peel. Hazy pale straw colour, low white head. Strong sweetish aroma of oranges and candy, spicy hints. The flavour is medium sweet, yeasty with notes of said ingredients.

Cloudy dirty blonde with fading white foam. 3.75
Orchard fruit esters and light spice. 4
Snap wheat, yellow pear, orange zest, winter spice and a touch of rubber. 4
Juicy apricot finish.
Round, smooth, lt+. 4

A year and a half out of date at room temp and still better than most craft wits. This one is all about the fruit, esters and adjuncts both. Maybe a bit too sweet, but easy as. I’ll say one thing about fake craft; they’ve got their technique down. 3.75

 

 

Picked up randomly, had no idea this was a Lithuanian brewery, beer bottle in English is "Running Dune" - not sure if the translation is accurate but how it is advertised.

Poured into a custom shaped glass: color is straw, dense looking, offwhite head with fine to small bubbles presents a full top that dissipates to thin.

Smell is pleasant, light spice, hints of clove and banana, moderate biscuit and breadiness.

Taste is a little more neutral wheat ale with the spice and yeast phenol/ester profile less noticeable; breadiness and biscuit flavor is very nice tasting; spice taste is similar with clove and banana.

Mouthfeel is clean, moderately crisp, not too carbonated but not flat.

Overall this is a very drinkable beer, a little on the clean side for a witbier but very nice tasting.

 

 

"Running dune".
With cardamom, orange peels & coriander. Kind of ginger-veil around.