Sesher
Sixpoint Brewery

 

Ehhhhh. This one was a pretty big miss for me. The nose was very subtle.Hard to get anything out of it, honestly. The tast was very okay. Kind of standard? Just not much going on. I get the name Sesher 100% with this beer, but there could have been a bit more on the nose or palate for me.

anything on the hoppy side these guys really rock at, and this is another good one. their latest, a session hoppy pale, real drinkable and real hoppy. pale yellow in color, almost looks like a macro lager in the glass, maybe a slightly more stable head, but it smells awesome, fresh grapefruit and pineapple, lots of fruit to these hops. definitely some citra in here i would think from the aroma, and a very light grain base, borderline inconsequential in this brew. awesome hop flavor to it, a different kind of fruity that almost has a belgian yeast ester to it, nothing belgian about this, but there is that bubblegum brightness and fruity aspect thats just a little sweet. very mild bitterness here, this is designed for the other senses, and it succeeds at showcasing some really vibrant hops without bringing the bitterness of a traditional ipa. the body is insanely light, almost too light for the flavors here, and carbonation is just a hair under where i think it could be, but this is a really easy pint to pound, and another delicious and distinct beer from sixpoint.