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On tap at Worcester's Armsby Abbey. Third beer--opted for this after Three's pilsner kicked. Would describe as a standard pale ale. Enjoyable.

 

Hazy and lacy on the glass. Pretty deep golden orange body. Nose is straight hops - some slight tang from the wheat helping temper the sweeter malt tones. I get pineapple and orange zest for sure. Nice beer

Pours a hazy golden. Not at all muddy. Some nice zest citrus aroma. This beer is a citrus bomb. It's like orange juice with a bit of pith and resin. At this low abv, it is remarkable how much flavor is in this beer. I could drink this all day.

 

 

 

 

Enjoyed on draft at Five eyed Fox with a stunning lunch!
A - A hint of haze, gold straw in color, carbonation is steady and determined. The topper is bright white.
S - Firm tropical fruit, papaya, pineapple, lily, and sweet malt.
T - Wonderful balance, tropical notes run well with a balanced grain bill.
M- Light footprint, near perfect carbonation, and surprisingly dry finish.
O - A delightful offering, superbly constructed and a joy to experience.

5 oz pour enjoyed at the brewery and 32 oz growler filled onsite. Hazy, light golden pour with a solid head. Vic Secret bringing the acidic fruit, most notably pineapple and passion fruit in the nose and taste. Pine on the back end with a pleasant bitterness that lingers. Big fan of the wheat ale chassis - so smooth. 4.5% ABV means they're either liars or magicians. Outstanding beer.