Beer Table - Table Beer
Omnipollo

 

 

 

 

Hazy yellow with a nose of slight spices but a nice peach and fruit flavor as coming through. Taste was a slight bit of pepper followed by nice peach and an herbal flavor. I found no bitterness or hint of alcohol. Yeah, I would drink this with many of my dinners.

 

Appearance: Hazy, golden color with a white pillowy head full of large bubbles
Aroma: Sweet hay with a hint of stone fruit and smaller hint of oxidation
Taste: An unfamiliar sweet flavor that comes from the lactose that has a slight hint of vanilla. Some peppery phenols are present once it warms up a little.
Mouthfeel: A fuller mouthfeel despite the low ABV due again to the lactose, the carbonation is quite high so the sweetness never lingers too long and makes the beer more refreshing and drinkable.
Overall: A very interesting take on the concept of a table beer with an unsuspecting ingredient, lactose, that just doesn't quite work with the underlying base.

 

 

 

Fantastic APA.

 

Very drinkable beer. May be a pale ale but has some Belgian yeast nose qualities. Incredible rocky head. Subtle but spicy nose.

Not much in the nose. Pale yellow color. Taste is peppery and sweet at the same time and pretty interesting. Good bitterness at the end. Overall, very good and something great for the summer.

 

 

 

 

This beer pours a hazy gold with an awesome head. Truly, theses are great fluffy clouds of suds. The aroma is mostly grapefruit with a with a little floral scent in the background. The taste is hop forward but balanced, with sweet but not syrupy malt flavors. Mouthfeel is a little thin, but from a perspective of drinkability, this beer's purported guiding principle, this is a good thing. I would have this as a table beer. Awesome day time drinker.