Dunder poured a clear, light brown color with reddish hues and a pen width, off white head. The nose is dominated by spices with some underlying pale malt. The body is thin, with a little caramel malt and some sweetness up front. There are a ton of spices throughout the body that only get bigger on a slightly bitter finish where the alcohol really starts to show through. Overall, an average beer that seems to miss style guidelines. It is a little too thin with a little too much spice that could use a bigger malt bill to balance it out. This is a beer that needs some food to play off the big character.