Foliation
New Park Brewing

32 oz. growler. Hazy pale orange. Smells of tropical fruit, grape, and a little grain. Tastes of citrus and grape hops. Light grain and mineral back end. Light body. Soft carbonation. Excellent.

 

Appearance: Pours with a relatively clear honey color and is capped by a finger's worth of foam; shards and dots of lacing

Smell: Grassy tones with sweet white wine grape must underneath

Taste: Biscuity, with a white wine grape must aspect developing; grassy, with a touch of lime, through the middle; the finish is somewhat sweet

Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation

Overall: An unusual and distinctive, APA, I will give them that, but I wasn't thrilled by the directions in which it went

Thanks, devoured by vermin, for the opportunity

 

 

On tap at New Park. Pours a hazy yellowish orange with an inch of frothy head. Lots of lacing. The aroma is slightly sour with some lemon, lime, white grapes and pine. The taste is pine and lime with a fair amount of malts. Almost taste like a Pilsner mixed with a Pale Ale, but with more of a Pale Ale taste. Medium body with a slightly dry mouthfeel and not much alcohol. Interesting take on the style that works well.