All The Peels
Night Shift Brewing

 

 

A- 16oz can into a becher with a moderately hazy yellow-golden body. The head rises up to about an inch high with good retention and a thick foamy texture. Rare webs of lacing.

S- Orange zest is obvious and beyond that are spicy notes that will remind you of something in the Hefe and Saison world but not quite as drastic. Mostly about that fresh orange with hints of whole grain bread.

T- Oily orange zest really makes up a majority of the taste. The minimal hint of tartness is mellowed out by whole grains, pale fruit esters and notes of wheat bread. Phenolic spice.

MF- Light-medium bodied with a fluffy and silky texture. Carbonation is fairly high and it ends with a citrus peel and herbal bitterness. Just a bit on the thin side overall.

A clean wheat ale that both portrays positive aspects of orange zest and wheat. Easy drinking and balanced.

 

 

 

 

 

An excellent summer brew. Nice wheat taste, orange could be stronger. Very clean and drinkable.

This is a good summer brew. Very clean and easy to drink. The smell is very mellow but wheaty and barely citrusy. Tastes like there's a bit of citrus but nothing too strong. The feel is the strongest point, light with great carbonation and after taste. The price tag though would make me recommend Blue Moon instead.

 

 

 

 

16 oz. can.
Canned 05/30/19.
Moderate pour yields a 3/4 inch light, golden body with some lacing. Nose of a bit of funk, a bit of orange, and a bit of wheat. Taste mirrors nose with a bit more tartness than expected, but in a good way. Very enjoyable with a nice feel and overall, I would have this again real soon, since I have another can. ;)
Cheers to the boys of Everett, MA!

16 oz can into stemless wine glass. Dated 6/13/19.
look is hazy yellow. Smell is citrus. Taste is fuity and citrus. Feel is light. Overall a nice easy drink for the summer