Crown Vic
Remnant Brewing

 

 

Canned 6/10/20, great name
Pours a light foamy frothy med sized airy head with med retention and soapy lacing, very hazy a little cloudy pale orange color

Nose brings loads of vic secret, light citrus and tropical notes, pineapple, some white winey characters, touch of grapefruit, that classic floral slight piney green-ish Australian hop character, faint pale malt

Taste brings some pineapple up front, with a bit of generic tropical, into the grapefruit and citrus, a bit pithy and citrus zest, light sweet pale malt, hops bring a bit of that pine and floral Australian hop characters again, getting a bit dank and piney late, light bitterness up front followed by med bitterness on the dry almost gritty finish, bitterness right on for a nice APA,

Mouth is med to a touch lighter bod, med foamy carb, a touch of astringency on the finish

Overall simple but solid beer, basics for malt and hops but lets the Vic Secret really shine which is nice, enjoyable and adds that nice APA bitterness I'm looking for when I crack an APA

Milkshake cloudy giving some white to the dirty gold color. Thick, but small, head. It leaves several rings of lace on the glass. Spots in between.

Powerful tropical aroma. Lots of black pepper to the nose. Later during the tasting, I pick up a strong weedy smell.

Foamy start with a heavier body and above average carbonation. The beer starts off with a clean pale malt flavor. The hop is strong and biting. The finish features grapefruit rind but the aftertaste is surprisingly mild albeit long lasting. This beer is like a wannabe NE IPA.