Fuggetaboutit
Terminal Gravity Brewing Company

Remember the label and a little about the beer. Pours a slightly hazy golden color with minimal head. Aroma is citrus and a little spice. Taste is more floral and citrus. Good beer.

 

TERMINAL GRAVITY – FUGGET ABDUT.T 5abv
Pours a cloudy golden color with a medium head. Taste is a fruity pineapple rind, grape skin taste with a little radish thrown in. The finish is a bit tannic which would be great with a spicy meal like pizza. The beer is very good but those put off by a bit of bite so choose another but those who like IPA’s will like it.

just a tad thick and unrefined and ever so slightly green at the end if i am being critical, but i liked this a lot and think overall they did an excellent job with it, distinct from other hazy types, and not just because its a pale ale and lays low on bitterness and abv, both of which make sense for this, but because it combines fuggles and eureka hops, a pretty neat and i reckon uncommon combination, not one i remember ever seeing before, especially not in this context, not a lot of people dry hopping hazy beer with fuggles i dont think, and this immediately stands out as pretty unique. old and new varietals together. quite hazy, straw yellow, whitewashed and a little dense looking, short white head from the tap, definitely looks new school, not super well refined obviously but i kind of like the extra pale color. the nose rules, white grapefruit juice, under ripe green melon, tangerine, and white peach, so good, and very fresh, i dont even mind that tiny bit of oversaturation. the flavor is just as juicy and fruity, green grape and a little pear now, but not an ester, a cool hop wrinkle, more peach and apricot, white wine, honeysuckle, and a sort of chamomile herbal thing, all brand new just dripping with freshness. its off dry which is fine, it extends the hops, it feels creamy from white wheat, and maybe raw wheat and some oats too, its fuller but still light, like a cloud, and the ferment is minimal but not invisible, which rounds this out well. really fun hop profile, big dry hop with high alpha stuff, fun and different, i had this on tap but would absolutely pick up a sixer, one of the better terminal gravity beers ive had, even if it could use some fine tuning in terms of refinement. delicious and distinct, hard to do with a hazy, and the low abv is rad. bravo!

12oz can from Brewers Haven. Pale straw color, one finger creamy head. Faint citrus aroma. Taste also comes in light, very subdued. Notes of lemon and orange. Grassy on the back end, creamy, smooth.