The Dankest Moment
Sapwood Cellars Brewery

Pours a cloudy, gray-hued, light banana peel yellow with two fingers of fairly-airy yellowed head. Surprisingly good retention, rocky dissipation and thick webbed lacing.

Light weed, orange citrus and cut grass in the nose. Maybe a hint of white wine. Would have been special 20 years ago. Today, it sits right around par.

Very melon-forward taste. Honeydew and cantaloupe. Maybe a kiss of watermelon. Quite sweet up front, with cut-grass bitterness in the finish. Maybe some very slight ash and a “stems and seeds” impression in the aftertaste.

Full bodied mouthfeel with prickly carbonation.

I forget that what I associate with marijuana dankness is probably lightyears away from the kids’ fruit-infused vape pens these days. Was not expecting the melon platter, and not especially enjoying it.

Cloudy, bright yellow pour with a big, white head. The aroma blends citrus and tropical fruit with a clear streak of dank, cannabis‑like hops. The flavor is soft and juicy, with moderate bitterness adding just enough edge. An interesting hazy IPA.