Magic #8 - Maple Candied Almond Pale
Omnipollo

 

Yummy, fruity. Omnipollo makes great stuff!

 

Poured to a Omnipollo tumbler glass.

A: The body is mid-way between yellow and orange. The head, when poured, is white and two fingers thick but it quickly vanishes to nothing showing some harsh carbonation. Yet, tons of lacing.
S: This smells like an APA powered with apple. Can't actually find maple and almonds here.
T: The taste is hoppy with a very small citrusy and earthy tones. The end of the sip has some almond in it, finally. However, it's very bland and it needed more life in this beer. Not exactly what I was hoping for this beer. However, this should be drank before the 25th of November, 2016. Today's the 20th of January of the next year.
M: The body is medium, carbonation is medium to medium high. Bitterness is mild.
O: Appears to be a regular APA without anything new or remarkable as expected of Omnipollo's last beers.

 

 

 

33cl bottle. Hazy, bright orange with a coarse-grained white head that disappears in a minute. Smells of green hops, tropical fruit and lemon zest. The taste follows the same notes, with an addition of orange juice and honey. Excellent light beer, not too sweet and not too bitter.

Bottle bought in London.

White head. Lace left. Golden orange color.

Not sure where the maple candied almonds come from, but it tastes like a nice pale ale. Earthy and grassy with some floral notes. Some citrus.

Easy drinking with some bitterness.

 

 

Hazy golden color with frothy, white head. Aroma is hoppy with white grapes, pineapple and citrus fruits. Taste is more subdued. Starts with some grassy hops but then fades away into a dry, dusty finish and aftertaste. Body is on the light side, slightly watery with soft carbonation. Expected more from this one but overall it's a decent beer.