Mango Mallow Berliner
WeldWerks Brewing Co.

 

Appearance: Pours a cloudy mango nectar color with a thin head that quickly fades away; hardly any remnants on the side of the glass

Smell: Bursts with mango aromatics with marshmallow fluff

Taste: Mango nectar and marshmallow forward with a tart wheat element emerging; the sweet and sour aspects merge into the finish

Mouthfeel: Medium to full body (surprising for a 4% ABV) with low carbonation

Overall: An amazing flavor profile with the sour elements making up for the lack of carbonation

Pours a thick turbid golden color with a thin white head, Smell is fresh mango and brown sugar Taste is fresh mango ripe with pine and tropical notes, mixed in in brown sugar and vanilla and wheat. Mouth feel is ripe its sweet its tropical with some bitterness.

Canned on 10/26/20. Poured from a 16 oz into a pint glass. Looks absolutely phenomenal. Pours a deep rich orange that looks like straight up juice. Very comparable to mango nectar in appearance but less viscous. No head whatsoever, but little bubbles of carbonation rise through the glass and speckle the surface constantly. Smells just as good as it looks. You can smell the mango immediately when you crack the can and pour, even from a distance. Through the initial rush of mango you can make out another subtle sweetness. This one isn't fruity though, it is more like browned butter meets caramel, like a perfectly toasted marshmallow. Tastes how it smells. The mango washes over you're pallet and is followed by a toasted marshmallow middle and aftertaste. The mouth feel is awesome as well. It is reminiscent of a sparkling juice with slightly less consistency than that of mango nectar. I didn't know what to expect going into this one but I came away very pleased. I hope Weldwerks continues to experiment with this type of fruit/ mallow combination because in my opinion they hit the nail right on the head with this one.