The Great Outdoors
Feel The Rain Brothers Brew Co

 

 

 

 

From the can, it pours a clear yellow color with a modest white head that slowly reduces and leaves lacing. In the nose, it is definitely hoppy, with malt underneath. In the mouth, it is slightly bitter with malt as well. An easy drinking ale.

 

 

 

 

Got for free at Residence Inn Charlottesville. Not bad. Wouldn’t buy it but drinkable in a pinch

 

Pours a pale amber color that leaves quite a bit of lacing on the inside of the glass. The smell is a bit too subtle for me - heavier on malt and hops than it is on floral or citrus tones. The taste is very similar to the smell. Overall, this is a drinkable, enjoyable, but not overly-exciting beer.

 

 

 

 

A little bitter. Still ok.

There is a spot for a packaging date on the label but there is nothing there.

Appearance: The body is a hazy slightly opaque gold. It has no head but it forms a thin sheet of fizzy white bubbles and it quickly goes away and leaves a thin ring. No retention or lacing.

Aroma: There is a tangy wheat-like aroma to the beer and that's it.

Taste: A bit of cracker flavor comes through with some cedar and a touch of herbal bay leaf hop flavor. There is a bit of alcohol flavor right at the end mixed in with the bitterness.

Mouthfeel: It feels under-carbonated. It has a light body but it feels lifeless on the palate.

Overall: It wasn't a very good beer. I wouldn't say that it was awful but it just wasn't very enjoyable to drink. I wouldn't drink it again and I really wouldn't recommend it.

Poured into a pint glass from a bottle. Pours semi cloudy orange with a very fluffy white head. Smells of some hops but sweet grain. Tastes of wheat with a nice citrus hop bite. Beer is light bodied and easy drinking, good carbonation. Overall, a slightly above average beer.