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16 oz. can. Hazy bright orange. Very juicy aroma. A little metallic, too. Mango, tangerine, and white grape. Tastes of tangerine, a little mango and tropical fruit. Again a bit metallic. Light grain and sweetness. Faint Nelson presence in the back end. Medium body. Good all around.

 

Medium-dark gold body, juice-like in its opacity, beneath a thick finger of ivory foam. A little lace trailing behind, but it seemed to slip away quickly... Super-fruity on the nose - aromas both citrusy and tropical - followed by plenty of bright and juicy flavors like tart melon, juicy white grape, pineapple, grapefruit, and lime... Medium-bodied and plush with tingly-tart sweetness and a moderate bitterness... Aftertaste tugs at the tongue tantalizingly... 4/21/17 canning...

 

 

 

A: Lots of citrus, white grape, and light tropical notes followed by a light malt sweetness.

A: Bright yellow, totally opaque, with a thin white head that has decent retention before dissipating in the glass.

T: Hoppy upfront, with citrus, light grape and tropical notes, followed by a light malt support, followed by a moderately light hop bitterness on the finish.

M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation, fairly smooth and lightly juicy.

O: Solid; the beer has a very solid hop aromas and flavors, but the beer has a bit of hop bitterness and slightly yeasty on the finish.

On tap at the Bottle Logic tasting room on 05/04/17.

 

 

 

Canned 4/21/17; drank 4/30/17 @ the Yarchives.

Opaque dull orange/yellow appearance.

A violent pour yielded a huge, noisy white head; frothy lace.

Melon, orange citrus & dry wheat notes in the nose.

Soft, medium mouthfeel.

Melon & grapefruit flavors up front; dry grass & carbonation bite on the finish.

Juicy & flavorful with a bite that's a smidgen too strong; there's almost a soda water aspect that I find a bit over-carbonated. Overall, though, a very nice brew.