Juicy Bunny
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I tried this beer at Moe's BBQ in Madison, AL just outside of Huntsville. It poured a hazy yellow with white head that left some lace. The scent had nice fruit peel notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with tropical fruit peel presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall its a solid beer.

Look - lemon yellow in color, hazy, and a frothy head. Looks promising.
Smell - a myriad of hops, mostly tropical flavors, and some citrus. Really pleasant.
Taste - fragrantly hoppy, but not too bitter. As the name suggests, quite juicy in flavor, and has a nice dry finish.
Feel - medium bodied, moderate carbonation, and right around average at 6.2% ABV.
Overall - an unfiltered pale ale that is juicy, flavorful, and easy drinking. Given the competition in this style it doesn't stand out, but a very good beer.

 

A really sweet pale ale upfront with balancing mild bitter hops on the back end. Has a slick mouthfeel. Decent pale ale.

 

 

Attractive clear deep gold color with white cap.

Deep scent of a mature forest floor, vegital and somewhat herbaceous.

Bountifully juicy hop flavor and I realize how hackneyed that sounds yet that's my impression. Perhaps the bouncy looking bunny on the label is influencing my thoughts. Fresh hops do shine though and increase a bit in intensity as we approach the finish.

Medium texture with balancing carbonation.

Overall I think it's a good example of a Pale Ale which emphasizes hops over malt and that's not a criticism, rather an observation.