The beer seduces with a sheer appearance: the color is turbid coral. Deep warm balmy. The restrained carbonation builds a subdued peachy head that falls short of half a finger and melts to zero. The scent is beautifully fruity: tangerine, clementine, pineapple and guava. Ample vanilla cushions whatever edges there might be and embraces everything in a sweet bliss. The taste is sweet citrusy, first and foremost. I pick blood orange and tangerine from that family. Pineapple and a distant nuance of guava give a further delectation. Lactose and vanilla soften the package big time. The body is medium-full. The aftertaste is reduced to sweet citruses, very appealing, for sure, but missing a few earlier tropical flavors. The mouthfeel is medium-full, juicy and tropical. Deep, soft and smooth. Unbeery, again. There's an additional faint tingly sensation on top of my tongue. All in all, a very pleasant "beer" but not as thick nectar-like as a couple of earlier Magic Road products.

Friday treat. Turbid garnet beer whose introverted carbonation releases a light pink head that climbs one finger tall. Soon it's a mere thin lace ring on the sides. The nose receives sweetish blueberry juice, coconut and lactose. A small amendment of orange zest hides behind the oat flakes of the maltbill. The gustatory sphere builds up blueberry juice, coconut and zesty pineapple that steps into the experience now for the first time. Orange and bitter orange peel bring in zippy elements to the package. Lactose shrinks considerably on the tongue. The body is light. Blueberry dominates in the citrusy end. The duration is still fairly limited. The mouthfeel is light, zesty, somewhat zippy and marginally tart. Interesting. This is different from the familiar creamy milkshakey sour ales of this brewery. NOTE: The barcode gives "Beauty - Blueberries, Blackcurrant & Vanilla" by the same brewery.

A treat while waiting for the sauna to warm up sufficiently. 80°C will be fine. I know this can't go wrong! 😋 She's got the looks indeed! Impenetrable, thick slushy creamy pale straw. Like banana milkshake. Masses of fruit particles float in the beer. The head reaches one finger and colors sand yellow. Surprisingly long retention. The fragrance is seductive like never before: banana mash, coconut milk and something that reminds me of boiled barley wort. Or raw porridge. The flavor package is, again, like a siren call to my tastebuds. Banana mash, a bit of orange juice, whipped cream, milk, faint pineapple. So spoonable. The body? Well. Feels big but who knows. So adjuncted that assessment is virtually impossible. No change from upfront. The mouthfeel is full, what else can I say? It's thick, deep, slushy, mashy and pulpy. Milkshakey, for sure. A lovely enjoyment or dessert. 💛🤍

Ihan ok, hedelmä smootie omaan makuun sais olla hieman happamampi.

Sitruksinen, kirpeähkö ja raikas dipa. Tuoksussa tulee heti kirpeys vastaan, nenään käy appelsiinia ja sitruunaa. Kevyttä humalan katkeroa löytyy myös taustalla. Maku on hiukan makea, mutta samalla hedelmäisen kirpeä. Runko on melko mehukas. Katkeruutta löytyy mutta vähemmän kuin näissä yleensä. Jälkimaku on alkuun hyvin katkera, mutta antaa pian periksi mehumaiselle makeudelle. Alkoholi ei oikein tunnu missään vaiheessa.

A Friday treat before a music theater. Imported from the Warsaw Beer Festival. Looks superthick, spoonable. The color is like banana nectar, very warm yellow with a milky hue. Basically no carbonation, nor head. This is like liquid fruit puree. The scent releases a seductive punch of banana puree, accompanied by peach and kiwi as well as loads of cream. Banana is less provocative on the tastebuds but still fairly bold. The auxiliary elements of kiwi, peach, crushed pineapple, moderate tangerine, lactose and cream signal their presence. The malty segment is practically absent but it must contain wheat if any. The body is full although it's difficult to analyze due to the heavy proportion of adjuncts. The end doesn't change the path at all. The mouthfeel is absurdly thick, nectar-like, pulpy and tropical. It's surely full. And adjuncted. Tartness is modest but not entirely absent. Very desserty. Can't help but rate this very high...

First flight 3/5. Relatively cloudy, deep amber. A creamy but oppressed head. Sour pear in the scent. Slightly perfumy, too. Ripe pear mash in the gustatory profile. Canned mandarin and faint grass follow. The mouthfeel is light-medium, tart, juicy, mouthcoating and a bit thick. +0.3 stars extra for the difficult ingredient (pear) to actually deliver in the beer although otherwise not a big superstar.