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Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing

 

Pours a golden color with a small head that quickly dissipates. Nose of bitter hops. Taste is biscuit malt forward with a bitter, hoppy finish. Light body and medium carbonation.
It was out of balance and too bitter for the style. You could drink it easily enough at a summer baseball game, which leaves the name as accurate marketing.

Pours to a permanent white head that lasts and laces. Hazy orange gold. Aroma is herbal, grass and breads. Flavor is a mild, dry crisp american pale style with floral hops upfront yielding to bread and biscuits in the finish. Mouthfeel is light as expected for 4.0% but not much more than expected or average. Flavor-wise, you can tell it was built from the ground up as a low gravity beer and not a watered down batch of an otherwise stronger beer. The closest thing to a balanced APA you are going to find in an Oklahoma grocery store (until October 1, 2018, that is!!!). You can drink these all day long and they are WORTHY.

On tap at the airport. Bright, clear amber, grassy, floral smell, taste is hoppy upfront, a berry aftertaste. More bitterness than I expect from an Apa , but overall nice.

L: Pours a clear copper gold color with a small white head and a couple of fingers of lacing.

S: Some berries, including raspberry, some jam, but otherwise very week aroma.

T: Some berries and jam, not much malt, but a light floral hop presence but taste is a little watery.

F: Medium body, feels a little overcarbonated.

O: Not a very imprestive pale, not a lot of taste.

On tap at the brewery. Comes a clear gold with a nice white head. Aroma of malt, grain, and grass. Taste is similar. Simple but pleasant APA. For sure a session APA.