Forever All Together
District 96 Beer Factory

Pours a hazy vibrant pale orange with a finger plus of dense and long lasting white head. Aroma is citrusy and tropical. Taste has orange, tangerine smooth mango, some melon, and a dankness throughout. Flavors flow together well and are well integrated. Medium-full body with moderately low carbonation. This is a delicious beer with the D96 House character that I love.

This was the twenty-fourth and most unexpected of the All Togethers that I was able to obtain as I though most were done being available at this point. A friend of mine picked this up very recently at District 96 and since this was a "Forever" take on it, it was not quite like all of the others that I reviewed on here. With that being said, this was an incredibly exotic, smooth, and flavorful beer that I had a hard time keeping in my pint glass as I enjoyed this immensely from start to finish. Props to District 96 for brewing the best beer that I've reviewed on here during this absolute wretched beast of a year!

Golden, hazy, and topped with a perfect head of complementary foam, that took it's time to settle down. The lacing left behind was sparse, spotty, and arguably the only drawback to this brew. Lots of oats, orange blossom honey, exotic fruit, and tropical warmth in the nose as the taste took all of these blended them together beautifully. Sweet, floral, and lively. there were hints of sweet nectar, white chocolate, sweet and sticky honey, star and jack fruit, and muddled forest dankness that was very deep and inviting. Snake fruit was in this, per this beer's description on Instagram, but it had a fruit roll-up stickiness that went with it and tied everything in together, as the malt was basic, recessed, and gave this the body it richly deserved.

Yeah, there's booze here but with everything else going on, you won't even notice that as the taste and feel never let go of me down to the last sip. No date on the bottom of the can but obviously, this was fresh and might be worth aging given it's potency and extensive hop lineup. It's been a damn long time since something came out of nowhere to impress the hell out of me and it's was readily apparent that this was the best of the All Togethers that I ended up getting my hands on. Props to District 96 for brewing the best beer that