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Maui Brewing Co.

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12oz canned 7-10-19 (opened 9-2-19).
Collaboration with Austin Beerworks.
Hoppy Session Lager featuring Citra Cryo Hops, Loral, Chinook, and Azacca.
Sounds good to me.
Big, pillowy white head of 1 1/4" and great retention...lots of early fresh lacing. Bright golden color, just a touch hazy with a ton of active carbonation swirling up.
Hop aromas of citrus, pine, ripe pineapple, woodsy, some grapefruit and green on a clean malt base.
Citrus and pine, herbal, grassy, spicy, citrus peel rind, apricot - lots of descriptors for this unique hop combo.
Light body, high carbonation and somewhat creamy mouthfeel bolstered by the head that is in place for the entirety of the beer. Mild lingering bitterness in the mostly dry finish.
Good stuff.

 

 

 

The beer pours out a light hazy pale golden straw color, with 1 finger of white head------------- the aromas are of orange marmalade, bread dough, orang zest and light dank weed------------- the flavors are of dank weed, orange, orange zest, bread dough and lemon, the beer has a thin mouthfeel with a dry medium bitter finish--------------- overall this was a fun lager, I love the use of the citra cryo it gives it a big citrus component with a light dankness

 

 

 

 

Can poured into a Mountain Rambler Brewing Co pint glass

A: Pours golden amber with a frothy off white head that settles to a firm layer and laces nicely.

S: Bright citrus, a little tropical fruit, resinous pine, crackery malt, and just a touch of sweetness.

T: Citrus, lemon, grapefruit, and tangerine, floral notes, light tropical fruit, mango, passion fruit, and lychee, resinous pine, crackery malt, and just a touch of sweetness.

M: Light to medium body, moderate carbonation, crisp.

O: Really refreshing summer lager with some personality.

 

 

This beer pours a pale gold with a solid head. The aroma features cracker malts with notes of fresh tortilla, as well as an mild dusty hop character, with whiffs of lemon peel, dry pine, and pineapple. The flavor is primarily driven by cracker malts, with mild bitterness, and earthy hop notes of pine and wet earth, with a hint of orange and lemon peel. The mouthfeel is light with right, fizzy carbonation. Overall an okay little eer, but not quite sure where it fits - too hoppy to be a refreshing lager, but to light to really hit the hoppy lager category. A bit of a misfit from my perspective.

 

 

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Bought a 4-pack cans $7.77 Don Quiojte
Light floral notes
Clear light golden color
Light mouthfeel
Medium-light carbonation
Light bitterness, light juicy hops, easy drinking
Overall a nice beer for hot weather. Well made, but nothing spectacular especially for their 4-packs which normally are their better beers.