Coastline Pils
Heater Allen Brewing

 

Umm...Yeah... Hmm... Heater Allen in a Tiffany Blue can should speak to the Raul man. But does it? A little. Like, I almost don’t even feel like going on. It’s not like Helga, the big mama that works at the local deli; it’s more like Emilia, who looks ok in her Sunday best and takes a jog every morning. Nothing crazy, not super flavorful and robust, but ok enough for what it is.

See ya.

 

Can from Market of Choice.

A clear golden orange with a dense white head with good retention and lacing this looks great. The nose has a spicy, fruity hop character, mildly oily and grapefruit like with some lemon. A fuller, more cereal like malt base is present, not quite as rich as a helles bock but along those lines, with a little bit of bread. The palate opens bitter with a mild metallic flavor, along with a richer, breadier malt base, grainy, slightly sweet. Spicy hops. Drying, bitter, mildly oily on the finish. Solid.