UPDATED: DEC 18, 2021 33cl Bottle @ Beyond Beer, Hamburg, Germany. Hazy golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma is yeast, citrus. Taste is yeast, citrus, grapefruit, tart, slightly herbal. Medium body, average carbonation.

UPDATED: NOV 4, 2021 Bottle at home in Hackney - picked up from Arch 7. Pours lightly hazed pale gold with a frothy, pure white head. Outstanding nose, dank, funky, juicy. Lightly sweet with balancing tartness, nips of lemon, cat pee, grapefruit, light acidity, a little pale wood, brett funk, old hay. Light bodied with active carbonation. Clean finish, lightly drying, more musty funk, citric tartness, a little Southern Hemisphere juiciness. This is impressive stuff.

UPDATED: AUG 5, 2021 Lundi 26 juillet 2021. Bouteille de 33cL. 5%. Récupéré au Cluricaume de Poitiers. A la maison. Bière de couleur jaune translucide, mousse blanche moyenne ; rétention légère. Fruits+ (agrume, citron vert, léger pamplemousse), note boisé, foin. Légère amertume, moyen sec rafraîchissant, légère acidité, note aigre ; cristallin, bien sympa. Corps aérien moyen, fine texture, bien gazeux, final amère fruité légèrement acidulé. Délicieux !

UPDATED: MAY 7, 2021 Kernel Foeder Beer Taiheke 5.0%. Another 330ml bottle consumed 10 months after bottling. Aroma is wood shavings and sherbet. Body is light with a nice level of fizz - lifts the beer without being aggressive on the stomach. Crisp. Impressions of freshness, sherbety yet floral, soft biscuity notes from the oak. Plenty of complexity yet highly drinkable and balanced, quenching. Some salty minerally impressions linger on. I enjoy these Kernel foeder beers very much and I'm glad I have another three bottles of this one. (9-4-9-3-17=4.2)

UPDATED: FEB 16, 2021 Bottled, 330ml from LowCostBeer.com, St. Neots, Cambs. Clouded yellow straw with white head. There is an initial tart, sour, acidic character to this, I though it was going to be a drain-pour, however it eased into a fresh, tangy, citrus led beer. Some yeasty notes with pear drops and esters, lively conditioning. Pleasant drinking beer, cape gooseberry, melon in the close. Reasonable.

UPDATED: JAN 30, 2021 Pours a cloudy yellow with no head. Aroma is citrus, straw, plums and cloves. Taste is sour with a tangy and thin finish Interesting brew.

UPDATED: JAN 10, 2021 Bottle. Beer Stop, Dronfield. Soft haze on a green tinged, straw gold. Fine white head with a few loose bubbles. Nose has mouldy lemon. Milky wood. Some fresh stone fruit. Bit of a lavender thing going on, too. Taste has a fair sweetness, turning dry, and lightly herbal bitter. Light and refreshing on the palate. Fine carbonation. A little drying. Dry with a touch of sharpness on the finish. Overall it’s decent, but it’s a tad thin, and there’s a bit of soapiness.

UPDATED: DEC 13, 2020 Bottle at home, 13th December 2020, after first Christmas dinner. Pours almost clear, straw colour. Aroma is yeast, straw, rose water. Taste is rose petals, aromatic, yeast, funky, smooth, hops and citrus. Really nice and refreshing

UPDATED: DEC 7, 2020 Bottle from The Beer Cave. Hazy golden body with a thin white. Steady carbonation. Faint lacing. Aroma of grapefruit and crisp apples. Flavour of lemon and oak. Thin to medium body with a smooth texture. Soft fizz. Clean and interesting.

UPDATED: NOV 15, 2020 15th November 2020
Hazy yellowish gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is light and fairly dry, decent fine minerally carbonation. Thin malts provide a modest sweetness. Light funk, very slightly savoury, into a floral citrus that is mandarin dominated, albeit slightly bitterish. A light dry finish. Refreshing, could be a little hoppier for me.