Harmonic Overtones
Broken Goblet Brewing Company

On tap:

A - Light gold pour with some haziness and thin white lacing with light carbonation.

S - Very faint citrus, but not much going on.

T - Taste is oxidized citrus with light bitterness on the backside.

M - Medium body with light carbonation.

O - Pretty meh.

 

 

If it weren't for its blond color, this would contend as the murkiness beer, ever. It arrived in a clear pint glass, after it was drawn from a tap. It's beyond opaque, it's sticky looking. Just like most oat infused beers, there's very little aroma. Maybe there's some oatmeal, with a little piney hops. Drinking it, the first surprise is how lightly it crosses the palate. That's lightly, not thinly, as there's absolutely no problem with its mouthfeel. It's also cleanly hoppy, with the aforementioned piney references presenting itself as part of the overall taste, then dominating the finish. It was served without much head, but the glass lacing was OK. Overall, it drinks softly and smoothly, yet still delivers enough piney hoppiness to make it a worthwhile try.