License To Dance
4 Hands Brewing Co.

Copper colored with a light haziness. There's a quarter inch of dishwater white on top. The aroma is packed with peach and orange. I'm tasting plenty of peach, orange and cranberry along with pale wheat. Unfortunately the peach is very artificial and I think I'm drinking perfume. The mouth is fairly light, crisp, and quaffable.

License to Dance: Collaboration between 4Hands and Logboat brewing. 4oz draft pour reviewed from notes.

Pours a clear orange-straw color with a finger of khaki head. Okay head retention with great lacing. Aroma is cherry, citrus, with some sort of punchy, industrial cleaner funk. Flavor profile is a little better with cherry, and lemon. It does have a lactic sour funk to the flavor profile, which is well executed. Balanced flavor profile despite a startling off-putting note in the aroma. Mouth feel is a little fizzy, but otherwise medium-thin. Overall, a promising brew, but the industrial cleaner note in the aroma is off-putting. Trying to sniff around it proved nigh on impossible.

 

Poured out a slightly hazy, golden color with a small, white head of foam. You can smell the cranberry and orange. Sweet fruit flavors dominate - a good dose of that cranberry. Enough caramel and bitterness add balance.