Brass Belgium Lager

Big sudsy mess of white atop a bright, medium gold body with irregular, soda-pop carbonation. Drabs a thick film of white down the glass as it empties. Very grainy, rich and sweet malt nose with hints of chaff and dried mown grass. Quite sweet again in the mouth, backbone of toasted malts, a light coloured nutty praline note comes in there as is an odd hint of bacon and light, zingy herbs. Quite light on, oily in mouthfeel with light carbonation. Finishes slightly soapy and very short with a dash of shy hoping. Not much bitterness but at least it has hops, suppose. Overall, an average offering from a non-existent brewer