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Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

Very hoppy but backs down quickly. Very good with food. Does not overpower the meal, but gives great flavor.

This is a really unique blonde. Both the hops and yeast give it a bit of a saison like finish. Tons of flavor and nothing status quo about this one. If you typically like blondes, this may not be the beer for you, but if you're into an adventurous take, give this one a go.

A beautiful, but a bit cloudy (giving it a nice feel), pale ale, a mildly hoppy American, with a good bit of British-style sweetness. The odor is also of a mild APA with a solid malt aroma. I'm a sucker for Anything that tastes of a BPA. Love it!

 

Pours a golden color with a one finger head that leaves a quarter inch of lacing. Nose of toasted malt and peppery hops. Taste is crystal malt, slightly bitter hops, and peppery hops with a metallic finish. Medium body and medium carbonation with some oxidation that lingers.
The tinniness has bugged me every time I've had it. Encouraging start but the finish is too much for me.

 

On tap at the airport, cloudy gold, not much of a smell. Taste is citrus, herbal, hoppy with a mango pineapple aftertaste. Light refreshing feel. Very good.

A crisp beer that also has spicy hops. It lingers but not as much as many with spiced hops.

Taste rating in words: A fruit tree that flowers and shines.

Pours to a permanent white head that lasts and laces. Hazy gold. Aroma is clean sweet malts and earthy-spicy-fruity hops. Flavor reflects the same with an easy drinking balanced palate. Reminds me of the blonde ales I made with Tulsa water many years ago. Style appropriate mouthfeel. Low astringency. Very tasty blonde ale for all occasions.