Sippin' Tropical
Odell Brewing Company

 

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Sippin' Tropical pours a hazy, golden color with a very small but long-lasting head. The aroma is filled with pineapple and passion fruit. The flavors are big on pineapple and passion fruit, with a hint of salt. It has a good feel. Overall, it is a lighter, thinner beer, sweet and filled with fruit.

 

12oz can pours a cloudy and extremely rich golden yellow color with a hint of orange and pink and very little white-colored head that immediately dissipates. Smells strongly of very juicy exotic and tropical fruits with a slight sour and salt note to the aroma. The taste is very rich on the passion fruit but I don't find much tangerine or pineapple. Extremely juicy flavor and feel with only a slight sourness and a very small salt flavor. Light to medium body with nice sparkling carbonation mouthfeel and a little bit of a puckering feeling from the sour note. No bitterness.

This was actually a pretty nice and very refreshing sour beer. My expectations were not terribly high going in, but I would definitely drink this one again if I get the chance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pale yellow body with some very slight haze; fair, lively carbonation; nice head, white and frothy. Sweet and fresh fruit aroma; berries and melon; pineapple and mango. Pleasant if unremarkable taste; juicy and fruity with a mild sweetness; slight sourness; very light citrus overtone. Light to moderate body; light tangy note; crisp and juicy.

Overall, a pleasant little beer. It delivers balanced and subtly tasty fruity notes over a generally light bodied beer.

Pouring temperature: 54.1 ℉; canning data: 03/07/22

Oddly, the scent/taste induced memory I got from my first sip was that of circus peanuts, the strange candy ones.

But as a drinkable summer beer, this one is fine. It's thirst quenching and kinda grows on you as you drink it.

The label has a sloth on it. Between the sloth and passion fruit listed as an ingredient, I had to try it. The nose has hints of fruity pineapple. The head was thin and didn't hang out for too long. The carbonation is high and fitting for a tropical-summer beverage. The is a well balanced beverage, not too sweet, fruity, or salty. Cheers!

This is a variant of Sippin' Pretty, their new-ish sour. It's a bit less sour, thanks to the fruits included in this one. It's not super sour or super sweet, which makes it nicely balanced, but it doesn't really pop either. It's just a nice easy drinking beer to have when it's hot outside and you don't want a standard pale lager.