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Aslin Beer Company

A: Poured from the can into a Tree House tulip. Body is hazy yellow-golden with a near-1-finger slightly-off-white head on top.

S: Very nice nose of oranges and soft ripe peaches. Jumps out of the glass in a pleasant way, not in-your-face.

T: Loses steam here - first, the mouthfeel is noticeably weak. Thin, and a bit too harsh in carbonation. As for the taste . . . too bitter. Piney and grassy, when the nose suggested something different. After a few sips and the palate adjusts, it not quite as bad, but . . . still not great.

M: See above: a bit thin and sharp in carbonation.

O: Starts out strong, but doesn't live up to initial impressions.

 

 

 

16 oz can poured into a tulip pint glass. Pours a cloudy yellow with a rocky off-white head. Decent retention and lacing. Aroma features stone fruit and citrus. Taste follows but is very bitter without much if any balancing malt. Bitter hop water - probably the worst Aslin beer I've had to date. Not recommended.

 

Pours a hazy light orange color with a staying white head. Smell has pale malts and grassy herbal with citrus . Taste is grassy with citrus and pine hoops, Mouth feel has mild bitterness, and has medium carbonation, quite tasty with at around 5%..

 

14oz pour at The Knickerbocker, Altoona pa this evening.

Looks decent in the glass, hazy, pale orange juice body. Small white head persists in lesser form throughout leaving nice lacing.

Light non citrus fruit aroma.

On tasting, smooth, easy drinking beer. Light fruit and bitterness, well balanced.

Mouth between medium and full, finish lightly bittersweet.

Overall, nice sessionable beer, could enjoy these all night long.