Jiggleproofer
Fair State Brewing Cooperative

RB transfer

 

Pours a pale yellow color with a minimal head that lasts quite a while. No discernable aroma. Taste is crisp and dry; starts peppery and finishes a bit on the bitter side.

For a lower ABV beer this kicks ass. Much better than day tripper would recommend if you’re looking for a clean tasty beer without a high ABV. Lemon and citrus, some wheat come through and crisp on the finish-very good mouth feel

 

16oz can - impossible to make out the canned on date on any of the 4pk. Opened 9-18-20.
Gigantic 3+ finger white head with outstanding retention.
Pale straw gold with great clarity. Ample, sticky lacing.
Lemon, citrus, green/grassy aroma. Light malty/bread doughy aroma ties it together.
Hoppy green flavors saddled on a small malt horse...good ride though super clean, flavorful, and easy drinking.
Wheat isn't perceptible in aroma or flavor but that's not a problem for me.
Light body, bright entry...medium carbonation. Very close to crisp mouthfeel. Quick, hoppy and clean, dry finish.
Phenomenal lawnmower beer. Would be extraordinary at $10 for 6pk/12oz cans.
Packed with flavor at only 4%.
Very Good.

Can. White head. Lace. Clear golden color.

This tastes like an incredible Keller pils. Wheat really isn’t to be found if you aren’t looking for it. Dry, grassy, zesty (lemon/citrus). Floral hops. Bready and biscuity. Crisp. Maybe the wheat changes the mouthfeel as it is slightly different from a pils.

This is drinkable and flavorful. Very well done.

Poured from a pint can into a Nonic pint glass.

Pours very pale but not quite straw gold and crystal clear. Limited head and lacing, but excellent continuous "bubbling" for quite awhile.

Aromas of tart wheat (lemony citrus) and otherwise clean crackery/biscuity pale malt with a touch of grassy floral hopping. Modest if not restrained.

The brew hits the tip of the tongue with clean pale malt and a kiss of honey. The wheat tartness arrives in midstream with a pleasing lemongrass flavor and some crackery malt. It's there the hops arrive and carry through to the end. The hops are pure old-school grassy and earthy. Just a bit of a soapy briny note at the finish. The flavors are pleasant and fairly well balanced, albeit skewed a bit bitter, but that was what was promised. More of them would have made this better.

The brew has a very nice medium-light feel with excellent carbonation and a moderately drying but not quite crisp finish.

Everything about this brew is pretty nice. It would be excellent if it had a little stronger aroma and flavor.

Pours a clear golden yellow color with a white head. Smell is lemon grass malt and biscuits.Taste had some lemon grassy hops and cracked wheat and bready caramel malts but all it was way to light. Mouth feel was thin and watery, had high hopes for this collaboration, and it was a slight letdown.