Post Oak Pale Ale
Whole Foods - Post Oak

RB transfer

The "blurb" reads as follows:
"Everybody needs a straight up pale ale. This is a deep golden beer that starts off with an orange marmalade sweetness that rolls directly into tangerine, grapefruit, and grassy hop flavors. The hoppy bitterness continues to build all the way through the sip and then the beer finishes dry"

tallboy canned on 6/15/21; today is 7/11

pours a super hazy rustic amber body that fades to lemon yellow outskirts with a cream colored rocky frothy foam head that has moderate retention and leaves behind thick slathers of sudsy lacing as it settles to a thin rocky cap

aroma is lemon bready malt with grassy hop bitterness and tangy bright stone fruit and grapefruit in-betweens

taste delivers the marmalade promises with a tangy tinge and grassy bittersweetness that spreads across the bready malt backbone

mouthfeel is mid-level body with mid-level carbonation that feels smooth and pillowy before finishing semi-dry with a grassy bittersweet aftertaste

overall:
bright pangs of orange marmalade and grapefruit and grassy hops mark this pale ale and spring it into wonderful middle territory. excellent 4-pack session'r

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poured int shaker from tap, minimal cream colored head. Turbid opaque golden to look at. Smells dank and small amt of citrus. Taste initially a little malt sweetness, then the hops come out if nowhere and slap ur palate, nice orange pith bitterness on the finish. Taste nothing like it smells, great pale ale

 

 

Really beautiful turbid orangish yellow color and a muthafuckin hoppy and citrusy nose. Tastes like a muthafuckin dry hopped pale ale. Bullseye