Glo
Pleasure House Brewing

 

L: Poured from a quart-sized can to a tulip glass.Had a golden yellow color and a clear texture. There was a quarter inch of foamy head that lasted an average amount of time. Okay lacing.

S: A nice aroma of Belgian-style yeast, citrus fruit, malt, and spices.

T: Tasted of a bit of citrus fruit (orange, in particular), a good amount of malt, some Belgian-style yeast, spices (pepper, mostly), and a light hoppy character. A lighter, airier flavor than I expected, but still pretty tasty. A good mix of fruit and yeast that helps balance out the malty character.

F: A decent amount of carbonation with a slightly slick finish. Medium-bodied.

O: Glo is an extremely solid and enjoyable BPA. Drinkable.

Appearance - Pours semi transparent golden color with huge soapy white head that lasts forever. spotty sticky lacing around the glass.

Aroma - The Belgium yeast and spiciness stands out there is also a citra hop presence.

Taste - Taste is very similar to the aroma, yeast, white pepper, some citrus orange and grapefruit hints of hops.

Feel - Medium body well carbonated slightly dry finish.

Overall - A really well done beer lean the Belgium really stands out with this one

 

 

 

 

Note about beer - I found this beer similar to a BPA but one could easily consider it a BSPA or "single". Poured a cloudy, light gold body with one finger head and minimal lace. The aroma is this dry, grainy malt base along with notes of yeast and bitter citric hops. The beer is different from the smell as it is medium bodied, even sticky and sweet at times, has this bubblegum like yeast sweetness as well as touches of candi sugar like sweetness as well. The hops add minor citric (lemon or orange, mostly) notes on backend and there is some malty sturdiness for balance (not overly sweet). The finish is slightly sweet and has a touch of alcohol burn as well.