Two-A-Days
Prohibition Pig

 

L - crystal clear yellow gold, like a Budweiser. Light ring of bone white lacing.

S - tart lemon lime and acidity. Some corn and sweet tarts.

T - tangy and refreshing. The tartness feels sweet somehow. Like sugar-covered limes. Crisp and lively.

F - full-bodied for 5%. Luscious and creamy, while retaining an insanely drinkable vibe.

O - quite a tasty little treat here. I might be biased due to the adorable baby 16oz growler though. Refreshing, tart (but not overboard), and sweet. Lots going on in this small package.

 

a lemon lime sour ale, the first sour beer i have had from these guys, i didnt know they did that kind of thing. i was amazed how good this was, the citrus really comes through brightly, and the sourness is more than just acidity, there is some real funk to it as well, and its real drinkable, especially in the summer heat. hazy and pale in appearance, washed out looking, but holding a tall white head. it smells and tastes like both zest and juice from lemons and limes, really juicy and the tartness from these fruits works great with the sourness from the lacto. awesome carbonation too, and somehow really clean in the finish. almost too clean for a kettle sour, if thats in fact what this is. i had it next to a highly acclaimed beer from grimm in their taproom there, and i liked this better by leaps and bounds. nice to see these guys evolving to make such interesting and well executed beers. maybe the best use of lime i have encountered in an ale, certainly in recent memory. definitely check this one out while the weather is still super nice! a great accompaniment to their wings too!

 

Had on tap. Clear yellow body with a finger of fizzy white foam. Super acidic and tart lemon and lime on the nose with some corn sweetness. Taste was too acidic to be really enjoyable, with the lemon and lime, and the malt sweetness seems like a miss-match. Feel is fizzy, acidic, and tart, more substance in the malt work would help here too