Museum Pieces II, 6.0%
Category:
Pale Ale
Style: New England / Hazy
Pale Ale [6%] 1st Edition, 2026 Citra, Riwaka, Rakau on barley, wheat and oats Initially mistaken for a simple diptych of meaningless shapes, the Museum Pieces series rewards prolonged examination with an increasingly unstable arrangement of fresh passionfruit, lime, nectarine and those impossible citrus aromas that seem to exist somewhere between sound and color. In Pt II, a deft application of Rakau quietly shifts the balance towards soft apricot and ripe pear. Critics have proposed that the series of work represents nothing at all. Others maintain that it depicts refreshment in its purest abstract form. Both camps tend to become remarkably agreeable after a second glass. Like great experiments in non-objective composition, the Pieces series asks drinkers to abandon the comforting illusion that every beautiful thing must resemble something else. Here, color has become aroma, geometry has become flavor, and the only discernible perspective is the angle at which the glass is tilted. Conservation remains impossible. Over time thirsty visitors will result in the gradual disappearance of the exhibit—a process regarded by the attending staff not as deterioration, but as successful interpretation.
47.3cl Can
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We charge £6 for orders below £60, but it's free over that.
So long as you get your order in before 2.30pm, and you also live in England, Scotland or Wales (with a few exceptions).
You can also stash smaller orders at checkout until you qualify for free shipping. Read more about that here.
Museum Pieces II, 6.0%
Category:
Pale Ale
Style: New England / Hazy
Pale Ale [6%] 1st Edition, 2026 Citra, Riwaka, Rakau on barley, wheat and oats Initially mistaken for a simple diptych of meaningless shapes, the Museum Pieces series rewards prolonged examination with an increasingly unstable arrangement of fresh passionfruit, lime, nectarine and those impossible citrus aromas that seem to exist somewhere between sound and color. In Pt II, a deft application of Rakau quietly shifts the balance towards soft apricot and ripe pear. Critics have proposed that the series of work represents nothing at all. Others maintain that it depicts refreshment in its purest abstract form. Both camps tend to become remarkably agreeable after a second glass. Like great experiments in non-objective composition, the Pieces series asks drinkers to abandon the comforting illusion that every beautiful thing must resemble something else. Here, color has become aroma, geometry has become flavor, and the only discernible perspective is the angle at which the glass is tilted. Conservation remains impossible. Over time thirsty visitors will result in the gradual disappearance of the exhibit—a process regarded by the attending staff not as deterioration, but as successful interpretation.
47.3cl Can
We charge £6 for orders below £60, but it's free over that.
So long as you get your order in before 2.30pm, and you also live in England, Scotland or Wales (with a few exceptions).
You can also stash smaller orders at checkout until you qualify for free shipping. Read more about that here.
We charge £6 for orders below £60, but it's free over that.
So long as you get your order in before 2.30pm, and you also live in England, Scotland or Wales (with a few exceptions).
You can also stash smaller orders at checkout until you qualify for free shipping. Read more about that here.