Speakeasy Mango Double Habanero Margarita
Barreled Souls Brewing Company

Pours a deep gold color, very turbid. Head consist of white soap bubbles that only lasts a few seconds before vanishing.

The smell is fresh mango, just a bare hint of lime, peppery fruitiness, and a touch of sweetness.

The taste follows with plenty of mango up front with a fair amount of sweetness, just a kiss of lime, and floral/fruity pepper. The heat comes in late - its a pretty good kick but not overwhelming. Tingles the tongue and catches the back of the throat. I like the fact that it keeps the fruity flavors of the peppers while delivering a decent bit of heat. For me I'd call it a medium heat. It lingers but doesn't really build. Doesn't get to the point of not wanting the next sip because it's stupid hot, plus the initial mango/sweet cools it back down for a moment.

Medium bodied with what I assume is mango pulp, but the heat from the peppers makes it bright.

Overall this is a very good Speakeasy beer. It's fun to drink. Sure - the base beer is pretty lost in this one. I like the heat and sweet balance going on here. If you don't like feeling the heat, there's a "regular" version where it's pretty dialed back featuring more fruitiness. If you don't think peppers belong in a beer, neither will be your cup o' tea. I think they dialed this one in pretty well for my liking. Is it meeting the style description - not even close, but I have a hard time knocking it just on the liking factor.