G.S.L. Juice
Artisanal Brew Works

 

 

 

 

The pour, from a pint can into a clear glass Imperial pint mug, is very nice. It's a yellow-amber colored affair, with a polite and somewhat enduring white head. The aroma is lightly hoppy, but almost as piney as it is juicy. There's a mild malt inclusion as well. Looks and aroma lead one to presume this will be moderately hoppy and vaguely malty. The mouthfeel is soft and the taste is definitely toward sweet and juicy. There's no hop bite whatsoever, even during the finish. Yet, the sweetness isn't overwhelming, nor cloying. There's no glass lacing and it's opaque, concluding the visual evaluation. There's not much taste to be had, as the hops and malting are both mild. What is there is there is in good balance. Its best attribute is the mouthfeel, as this just glides across the tongue and down the gullet. Very easy drinking and probably easy to forget.