F&D's nose was yeasty,
dry, tart, and fruity. It had a yeast-driven flavour profile,
supplemented with some spice notes, green apple, and some earthy
elements.
F&D tasted like an authentic
farmhouse ale from Belgium or France. It was funky and complicated, with
a bit of a wild side. At just 6%, it was a bit underproof for the
style, but it had the flavour to almost make up for it.
Rating: 8.5 out of 10.
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