Window Waker
Four Quarters Brewing Co.

 

 

Poured into a becher pint glass.
The appearance was a murky off yellow color with a nice cap of white foamy head that slid off fairly quick. Some light messy lace.
The aroma spelled out sweet to danky onion with freshly cut grassy tones. Light citrusy sweet to bitter character.
The flavor yielded to the sweetness intitially then developed a keen blend of bittersweet hops to malts. Seemed like the ratio Brian used was pretty spot on for the right balance. Light aftertaste of citrusy hops.
The mouthfeel was about light bodied perhaps just a touch above but still being a wonderful session beer. ABV seemed appropriate. Carbonation felt fine. Crisp sweet to bitter finish.
Overall, what a nice session beer packing in a spectacular amount of aroma and flavor yet keeping a low ABV to make a fine session beer. Pair with some shrimp, egg and cheese omelettes and you'll thank me later.

 

 

 

 

Looks like it could be a great beer, some great hops in there (hopefully not bad Mosaic), yet no canning date!
Pours a decent fluffy foamy 1 finger head that fades at a med pace, a bit of soapy lacing, hazy pale pear color

Nose lots of hops, musty green tropical hops, citrus, lots of rind and pith, mango, papaya, little earthy note, faint malt

Taste starts with more blended tropical and citrus hops, plenty of citrus, orange tangerine creamy, bit of pith and a little rind, plenty of tropical mango, papaya, little guava, etc, dank earthy green tropical fruit that hints at pine but doesn't quite get there, a bit juicy, mild bitterness, finishing drier with a touch more bitterness

Mouth is med to lighter bod, a bit creamy, decent carb, a bit too light

Overall not bad, thankfully not bad Mosaic, nice tropical and citrus fruits, wish there was a bit more body and malt especially the flaked kind, bit nice otherwise.

this was pretty solid fresh but having a can after a few weeks it was surprisingly watery and tasteless, excessively thin. oddly enough the randaled version with peaches that I had yesterday was nice!

 

 

 

This was released around the time of Waking Windows in Winooski, which was last weekend. Pours a hazy whitish-blonde hue with a thin head into my glass. Mango, orange rind and lemon in the nose. Rich citrus bitterness consisting of mango, lemon and orange rind as well. How else to describe? Finishes clean with sour citrus aftertaste. I really like this session IPA. Would love to see it brewed again.