Hunky Jesus
Laughing Monk Brewing

Purchased at the SF Ferry terminal building, transported to Alameda, CA by e-bike, then to Denver by Amtrak, and finally to Oklahoma by air.

Poured today from a pint sized can into a pint glass on a stormy evening.

Very hazy golden liquid with a white head.

I can definitely taste the hops, but also some orange notes (according to the can, both blood orange and mandarins). I would call this a "juicy Pale ale," along the lines of the fruity Coop F5 IPA, or maybe New Belgium's special version of Voodoo ranger.

Lingering orange aftertaste.

As an added bonus, this beer is a benefit brew for the famous Sisters of Perpeptual Indulgence.

Strongly recommend this one for Pride festivals coming up this summer!

A solid hoppy APA with hints of blood orange. Amber in color with a 1 inch creamy head. Faint aromas of pine, orange, grass, and biscuit malt. Medium body. The flavors are nice and balanced. Bright fruity notes with just a mild touch of bitterness. Nothing mindblowing just a clean, refreshing pale ale. Would pair well with a Hamburger or Carnitas tacos.

Picked this one up in Berkeley, just in time to celebrate Easter with it in 2019.

Its a blood orange pale ale, but has the appearance of just a nice clean west coast pale ale, light amber light copper in color scheme. Real good clarity and 1/3" white head. The aroma wasn't huge on blood orange, they took a restrained approach, allowing for both the adjunct fruit and the hopping to come through smell wise.

Taste, this is nice, only lightly sweetened by the blood orange, which is usually just a bunch of sugar and then a mild feeling of orange. The mouth feel might be the best, most crisp blood orange mouth feel because of the equity stake between systemic hops and blood orange additions. Word bank cliches selected.

Definitely recommend as a spring/summer kind of pale ale. I wouldn't want to knock back an entire 4/6 pack in one sitting, but16oz at a time, this is pretty nice on a sunny day. Would recommend.