Summer Fallow
Dwinell Country Ales

Active somewhat cloudy yellow with a thick white head and lacing. Barrel must, slight horse blanket funk, oak, lemon zest, tangerine, and a kiss of apple. A citrus zest potpourri as the general impression. This continues with the zest, before the citrus gets juicy in a hurry, but with the funk and oak on the back end does slightly remind me of citrus cough drops. Feel is decently funky, sneaky hoppy, lightly sour, and actually pretty juicy. Indeed would be quite enjoyable on a hot summer afternoon

.5l bottle from Tavour. Pale straw color, billowing head settles out leaving streaky lacing. Tart, citrusy aroma, lemon zest. Taste follows with more tangy, tart citrus peel notes, lemons. Sweet and sour.

 

 

Pours out hazy translucent yellow. The bubble that form are absolutely huge. Theres no head. The bubbles just cling to the side of the glass like giants masses. No lacing either. This is bizarre.

Smell is funk, apple, floral, and wine. It all mixes together quite well.

Taste follows suit. Kinda like a saison, a champagne, and apple cider all wrapped together.

Now the mouthfeel is where it falls flat. Pun intended. There's almost no carbonation in this. Its almost not like a beer. It would be crisp and refreshing if it had any semblance of pop. Buts it's just completely flat. Unfortunate.