Gator Farm
Civil Society Brewing

On tap at the brewery. Hazy orange body. Smells of tangerine, pineapple, and grainy malt. A little sweet smelling. Tastes of citrus and sweet pale malt. Grapefruit behind it. Pithy bitterness. Medium body. Surprisingly sweet. Pretty good, but a little bit sugary for what I’m looking for.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

16oz can poured into a chilled pint glass. Color is a murky opaque orange/pineapple juice with virtually no head and a few specks of lacing. Nose is orange, mango, pineapple, and a faint buttery aroma. Taste follows the nose with a mix of buttery onion in the finish. Mouthfeel is medium and smooth with a slightly dry bitter finish and almost zero evidence of the ABV. Overall this is a crushable juice-bomb which is a rarity in Florida. I'd definitely buy more of this if CSBC makes it. My only concern is it's a collab brew with Aslin, so I'm not sure if more is even a possibility. If they do make it again, they should definitely put just a tad more effort into the atrocious, and somewhat lazy, label art that adorns this can.

 

Super hazy opaque appearance. Nose is loaded with mango and citrus. Taste follows with a nice dry bite at the end. Pretty incredible stuff by two outstanding breweries.

Love the Nelson hop. Great beer.

This is quite flavorful.
Beautiful hazy OJ look.
Waves and waves of mango and tangerine. It's nice and dry with the right amount of hip bite. Civil works magic when it comes to hiding ABV. Outstanding.