Crocodile Tears
Twin Elephant Brewing Company

An overabundance of stark white foam was produced by the pour that emptied the entire contents of a pint can into a clear glass liter mug. It quickly receded to a very modest head, resting on top of a very bright and light amber brew. It's nearly clear, as there's little hue. The aroma is more substantial, as there's plenty of lager yeast, pilsner malt and hops. The taste is undeniably Pilsner, but it's mild, especially in comparison with its august fragrance. Saving the overall taste is a very pleasant, solid and moderately bitter finish which provides a dry and clean finish. Unfortunately, there's no redemption for the mouthfeel that runs a little too thinly, even for a Pilsner. Virtually no glass lacing helps make that argument. Then, there's the added complaint about the yeasty aspect of the aftertaste which detracts from the taste's finish. Final assessment would put this at not much more than an average American Pilsner. It certainly is befitting of the style, tastes decently, but carries the almost contrasting mouthfeel fault of being too light bodied, but also too yeasty.

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A - Dense soapy white lacing with little to no carbonation and hazy lemon gold.

S - Light malt base with citrus and light lemon over the top.

T - Nice grassy citrus pounds the malt base midway through and finishes strong.

M - Medium body with a TON of prickly carbonation.

O - This is a solid Pils.

 

Fairly clear yellowish gold appearance with a lasting white head
Around a medium body with aggressive carbonation that starts to fade a bit
Aroma is malty bread,earthy hops, some cereal and very mild citrus
Taste is similar to aroma,very mild sweetness with the hops building and leaving a dry bitterness in the aftertaste