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Local Craft Beer (LCB)

16 oz can from Flow Liquor in Canyon Country. Only place I have seen it, honestly. They're running out. I really hope the brewery does more brews like this, because it was fantastic, and still is, almost a year after it first appeared.

The can features a funny can version of the Dude holding a glass of what we must assume is a white russian. This pours with an almost clear, super light body. Idk if aging cleared it up, but I can read text through this pint. I wouldn't really call it hazy. The head and lacing are white, while the body is the color of peeled white grapes.

Aromas of yellow grapefruit, lemon, passion fruit, quince and white peach with hints of oolong tea on the tail end.

On the palate, it gives notes of passion, quince, grapefruit, lemon and peach again, but it comes off as like a fruitcake featuring these fruits. The tea notes are also present here on the finish. This is right up my alley. One of the best beers I've ever had.

The mouthfeel is dry but smooth, and surprisingly only medium bodied despite boasting a 10% ABV.

The drinking experience is incredibly nice. This beer has been aging in the refrigerator of this liquor store for months and has done so beautifully. These guys at LCB really know how to make a smooth Triple IPA. Cheers!

 

16oz can from Tavour. Hazy yellow golden pour with thick, rocky white head. Light fruity aroma, citrusy notes. Taste is light, juicy citrus, bready malts. So delicate it's hard to believe it's 10%.