Beer 5/5, in turn, is the darkest of the foggy beers, the hue is peach. A generous lacing covers the beer. The scent offers sweet tropical nuances: mango, papaya, nectarine, clementine, biscuit. A creamy undertone albeit modest. The tongue spots mango, blood orange, lemon, mandarin, coconut, powerful cream and lactose. Sweetness returns to the tastebuds. The body clocks medium to medium-full. The finish turns citrusy and loses much of the sweetness. The sensation is medium, juicy, somewhat tropical, creamy, slightly dry, drying but also lip-glueing. Lovely.

Beer 4/5 is the palest of these five. Hazy lemon yellow. The froth is the smallest and shrinks to a standard thin lace ring. A quite impotent olfactory presence. Weak lemon and tangerine only. Okay? The flavors include lemon zest, pith and peel, raw pineapple, weed, marginal peach and wheat. Interesting! The body is light minus. I can clearly sense that the level of robustness declines now. A citrusy and pithy tail. Feels light, zesty, pithy, marginally dank and a tad characterless. Soft for sure, as well as slightly drying. Okay but nothing to write home about.