El Crippy
Tripping Animals Brewing

 

 

 

Poured from 16oz can into a dimpled mug. Canned 2/18/24.

Appearance: light golden hue with a dash of haze anda. finger of frothy eggshell foam. Nice.

Smell: a nice blend of sweet malt, graininess, and yeastiness. Maybe a skosh sweet, but overall, I rather like it.

Taste: not too bad, although there’s more of a grainy, and perhaps even slightly sourish element here. That being said, it’s a perfectly cromulent pilsner.

Mouthfeel: medium body with a good level of carbonation and creaminess.

Overall: a highly drinkable light beer. Like I said, maybe a skosh imbalanced, but honestly who’s counting?

Mostly clear yellow body, white head. Smell and taste are the same: cracker malt, grassy hops, lemon peel, and doughy yeast, simpler but pure. High carb, but body is very thin, crisp though.

Light amber colored brew with little to no head, and the smell was funky - or rather, "danky", and it tasted the same way as well. It wasn't a terrible taste, but it wasn't appealing as well. Mouthfeel was light and crisp, and I would not turn this away in the future, but I won't be on the lookout for it either.

 

 

Aroma is fruit, malts/grains and slightly woody. The flavor is fruit, grains/malts, mild dark fruit and a slightly woody/almost plywood/spicy hop finish.

Canned 7/19/22; drank 8/9/22 @ the Yarchives.

See-through pale orange/yellow appearance.

A violent pour yielded a big, noisy egg-white head; minimal lace.

Lemongrass, corn & faint caramel notes in the nose.

Medium thin mouthfeel.

Corn, faint smoke & faint caramel flavors up front; dry wheat notes on the finish.

A nice enough lager, but this won't blow you away. A bit too busy.

 

 

 

Poured from undated 16oz can into a mason jar, perfectly clear pale straw in color with a fingers worth of big bubbly head that dissipates to the fringes of the glass. Nose is pretty classic pils - subtle, biscuity. Clean mouthfeel with crackery malt and grassy hops. Balanced and enjoyable - would recommend.