Brett Mon
Steel String Brewery

 

 

Look - hazy golden orange, two-finger white head, spotty lacing, and decent retention.
Smell - barnyard funk dominates, but you also get citrus, juice, some dank pine notes, and I think I'm getting caramel.
Taste -follows the nose completely in that funky yeast is strongest, hop notes are next in the form of juicy citrus and pine, and a sweet, subtle backbone of caramel malts.
Feel - high carbonation, medium body, smooth and dry finish.
Overall, I would prefer the brett yeast notes to be more complementary as opposed to dominating the flavor profile.

 

 

Poured from 500ml bottle, dated 2-25
L- very little carbonation, hazy amber
S - Fruity hoppiness, pine resin, grapefruit, pineapple juice
T - sweet caramel, sugary notes, fruit juice, and hop bitterness
F - smooth, undercarbonated
O - A decent pale ale, but lacked carbonation and brett funk.

 

 

Appearance: Arrives with a cloudy amber color topped with a modest head of foam; strands of lacing hang around

Smell: Fruity and floral, with undertones of leather and funk

Taste: Tropical fruit forward, with the leathery, funky tones from the Brett building through the middle; the bitterness builds through the finish

Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation

Overall: Steel String has done a nice job incorporate the Brett into this APA