Jeremy's Changed
Fonta Flora Brewery

 

 

 

 

Some will say that change is good, others will resist change at all cost. Apparently poor Jeremy has got some decisions to make.

Its with a pastel and burnt lemon pour that Jeremy's Changed starts out, capping off with a frothy stark white crown. Above it all rests a perfumy aroma of tropical fruit, stone fruit, citrus and tea-like herbs. As its firm sweetness skirts the tongue, grainy sweet flavors of cereal, dry poundcake and agave carry a bready foundation onto the tastebuds. A rise of hops soon bring a bold blend of pineapple, mango, passionfruit and kiwi followed up by tangerine and white grapefruit. Additional fruits of apricot, peach and grape add to the juicy and rounded cocktail before the session turns balancing in its bitterness. Decorated with sassafras, green tea, hemp, cedar and spruce, the session steers more herbal nearing finish.

Crisper and more drinkable than the average imperial hazy ale, Fonta Flora's beer celebrates those Citra, Zamba and Rakau hops for a fresh start to making the next generation of hazy ale.

Look: It pours cloudy orange-yellow with a white head. The head is a white head with average head retention.

Smell: There are aromas of pineapple up front with lemon and pine. There are light melon notes with other tropical elements and slight resin.

Taste: There flavors feature mango, pineapple, and melon up front with some apricot and peach in support.

Feel: It has a medium full body with a slightly sweet finish. It has pleasant alochol warming.

Overall, a very nice combination of juicy hopes without the sharp resin bite.