Supreme Clientele (2019)
Casey Brewing & Blending and Barrel Cellar

Magnum at share. Hazy, milky pour, light soapy head. Aroma is sweet, fruity, stone fruit. Taste brings more fruity notes, yeasty funk and mild tartness.

 

 

 

amazing beer, amazing packing, totally doesnt look like the other casey stuff, with a neat little window on the label through to the beer, neat design, and with a ton of fruit. those sharing this bottle went back and forth on whether this was apricot or peach, before we read the label and learned its both! huge thanks to my buddy for breaking this rarity out! its loaded with fresh fruit, fuzzy and ripe, and each smell gives me more than the one before it, at first i think more apricot, then peach, then back again to apricot, all with the classic casey tangy funky fermentation profile, this one woody and mature and well developed, but also a little more acidic and lactic than many of the others have been so far. the fruit though has some sweetness, and it balances all the sourness in the taste. its incredible how forward and real it is, like taking a bite of each it their absolute apex, juicy and dripping and with the skin and the flesh both there. wheaty and raw and rustic on the grain side, earthy, with some white wine notes and some lemongrass hints in the fermentation profile, farmy and funky. it gets more and more lemony and sour as it warms, i feel it on my teeth at ambient temperature, and it dries me out a little bit, but after each sip my mouth waters for more of this fruity goodness. i think this is the most and most natural peach and apricot i have ever known in a beer, its incredibly. im sure this will age well, but why wait, its on point right now, and not to be missed. one of the best casey beers ive ever had!

 

 

This fully opaque true juice machine features really fruity apricot with a nicely mild funk and super sticky sweaty fkn crazy peach. The full body is almost viscous it's so crammed full of fruit, but still tingly with a semi-dry finish.