Spicy Fish Wife
Slip Point Brewing

22oz bottle poured into a large mug

Pours cloudy with a huge light tan head. Head fades fast. Beer is extremely carbonated. I got large chunks of sediment making the rounds in the carbonation, so I maybe should have left a little more in the bottle, but I'll keep an open mind. Smell is yeasty and spicy. I can definitely smell the peppers.

Taste is interesting...sweet and quite spicy. Easily the spiciest beer I've ever had. The sweetness is really surprising, because I detected none of it in the smell.

Mouthfeel is sticky. Overall, this is a better beer than I was expecting. I'm enjoying the spiciness.

Pours a hazy golden blonde with very little head that left little in terms of lacing. Some jalapeno and straw in the nose, with a little hint of malt sweetness, but not much else. A nice peppery bite is present across the tongue, with some lactic notes that add to a sort of jalapeno-cheddar flavor, and a thin helping of wheat malt base. Body was a bit thin, low carbonation, but left a spicy aftertaste. An easy drinker, despite it's lack of body or other aesthetics. It's still a worthy find for anyone who has an interest in spiced or pepper beers, if not for the flavor alone.