Milly's Nit Wit
Stark Brewing Company

Growler shared by someone tonight, thanks. Wow thats quite the crystal clear straw color. Light hints of lemon and coriander, watery thin body. I think this cleared too quickly and dropped most of the flavor. Meh! I need two hundred and fifty characters.

I picked up a growler for memorial day weekend. I had a few friends coming over for a barbecue and needed something that would compliment the barbecue as well as cover a wider range of palates.

A - Wonderful hazy staw colored brew. Nice white head.

S - Initial hints of citrus and spice backed up with a pleasing fruity yeast taste.

T - This brew delivers! Citrusy lemon, spicy fruit under tones and a nice interplay with the yeast. I served the second round of drinks with a lightly spicy barbecued chicken shishkebab. Compliments on the beer and how well it worked with the food abounded!

M - Between a light and medium bodied brew. Just enough body to balance out the wonderful flavors.

D - I'd have to say this one hit the mark nicely. The growler was gone so fast I was sorry I didn't have a second one.

Definitely add to the rotation for the summer if you are in the area!

Light off-white golden with a pure white head of sticky foam that left some lacing on my drinking vessel. Aromas of corainder and yeast as well as some citrusy lemon and orange. Taste is spicy and fruity as the aromas led us to believe. Orange and lemon battle it out in the middle before the spices, mainly the coriander, tie it all back together for the refreshing, slightly dry finish. Mouthfeel remains medium bodied-light and it works quite well and bolsters the drinkability for this impressive NH wit. Good show.

Appearance: Cloudy grapefruit juice colored, with a frothy white head.

Smell: Spicy coriander nose with a crescendo of yeast that slowly builds up as you inhale.

Taste: Refreshing, smooth and at such a low ABV, easy to drink. Coriander and orange peel mainly on the palate, nice sweet mouthfeel like a cold glass of lemonade on a warm day.