Organic Table Beer #8 - Tasting Notes

Organic Table Beer #8 - Tasting Notes

Wildflower Organic Table Beer #8 will be available online and for take-away/collection from 12pm (Sydney time) on Friday 3 June 2022

Tasting Notes:
Lovely lift and intensity on the nose... bright citrus hop notes, soft earthy spice, gentle lemon zest interlaced by creamy soft grains. A really generous yet focussed palate, herbal spice and citrus in abundance. Hints of ripe fruits at the back. Sublimely refreshing.

Details:

2.9% ABV, 440ml cans, 1 standard drink.
Malt: Certified Organic Schooner barley and malted red wheat from Coleambally, NSW.
Hops: Certified Organic Motueka from Nelson, New Zealand.

Certified Organic by SXC Certified.

Please see the specific product page for can quantities and limits.

Enjoy.

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