Tropic Slam
Boulevard Brewing Co.

 

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Got in a IP trade with Hoptheology. 12 ounce can into tulip glass, canned on 04/21/2021, best before 11/17/2021. Pours fairly hazy/cloudy golden orange color with a 2 finger foamy and fluffy off white head with good retention. Reducing to a ring of spotty soapy lacing and streaming carbonation on the glass. Aromas of huge orange/clementine juice, pineapple, and guava, with light lemon/lime and lacto funk. Taste of big tart/tangy orange/clementine juice, pineapple, guava, lemon, lime, green apple, white grape, herbal, grass, light pepper/lacto funk. Light-medium fruity/lactic tartness and tangy fruit finish. Medium-high carbonation light-medium body. Very crisp/clean/refreshing, nearly bone dry finish. Balanced grainy malt, acidity, tang, and fruit sugar mouthfeel. Light sticky hops. Zero lingering pucker/astringency. Tons of authentic tropical fruit juiciness with a spot on base kettle sour that is not too acidic. A new favorite, will seek out regularly.

Impressive head on this one well over an inch of froth atop a dark hazy Amber copper. Aroma was quite pungent. Lots of guava and tropical fruits with the taste. Lots of sour notes yet smooth. Smooth body crisp. Easy to get down. Not bad!

 

Pours a cloudy honey orange with a half finger of fizzy head that quickly vanishes without any lacing. Aroma of guava and tropical fruit. Taste follows nose with nice tartness.

 

 

The beer is a hazy orange color with a small, quickly receding, white head. No lace.
Aroma of citrus fruit and topical fruit.
Very tasty. Orange, pineapple, guava.
Slightly tart.
An enjoyable beer.

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a murky, orange-peach fruit blend with a three finger head of foam. Aroma is orange and pineapple with guava being predominant. Taste follows with guava being front and center, finishing up with orange. Pineapple lingers at the very end. There is a sweetness over the sour here, making this very drinkable.