Fast Times At Ridgemont Rye
Collaborative Brewing Company

 

 

 

Cloudy golden body with a fluffy white head that settles slowly into surface islands and a ring. Rye, flowers, pilsner malts, and biscuits in the smell. Taste is exactly the same, the rye does well to compliment the malts, which together provide some subtle smoke and lemon zest. Cumulatively rye bread tasting, very pleasant. Feel is stereotypical medium bodied with decent smoke, breadiness and crispness. Clean and tasty

 

12 oz. can.
"Canned on
05/17/19.
Tasty Waves"
Moderate pour yields a 3/4 inch pure white head over a light golden body with some sticky lacing. Nose of bread, biscuit, slight spice, and yeast. Taste of rye with a bit of spice. Nice creamy mouthfeel and finish. Overall, a nice little session beer and would recommend and drink again. Cheers!

"Canned on 05/17/19" stamped on the bottom of it.
This was poured into a becher pint glass.
The appearance was a golden crisp yellow color capped by a two finger white foamy head that swiftly slid off. Two mild rings of lace softly dissipated into stringy lace.
The aroma wrapped together some tight notes of floral rye, semi-sweet with a crisp subtle spicy hint. To me, I'd say some pilsner malts substantiated the backbone providing some biscuit to wafer malty sweetness.
The flavor leaned towards the sweet floral side initially but did end up becoming increasingly spicy with a sly blend as it went forth. Mild sticky floral to earthy rye aftertaste, slight biscuit/wafer.
The mouthfeel was between light and medium bodied with a fantastic sessionability about it. Sturdy ABV with great carbonation. Barely any finish, but seemed crisp, florally sweet and slight biscuit tones.
Overall, the description provided doesn't say pilsner malts were added, but I am pretty sure they were added along with the rye malts. I'd have again.