Where The Palms Grow
Alma Mader Brewing

Pours a bright copper-yellow color with a very light haze to the translucency. Head is two fingers of white foam. Aroma is resin, pine, and minor grass hops. Tropical fruits come thru, but don't add any excessive sweetness. Minor bready malts behind continue to keep this one 'grounded'. Flavor profile is resin, pine, and tropical fruit hops right off the front. Sweetness comes through more on the back half. Mild yeast esters and bready malts underneath. Mouth feel is medium in thickness with a fuzzy, heppy texture. Good, full presence without being heavy. Overall, some fragments of sweet, but still carrying a thick malty backbone. Tasty.

Draft. Reviewed from notes.

16oz can with no date purchased at the brewery in October.
1+ finger head, white foam with good retention. Golden body with very good clarity. Thin, wispy lacing. Initial aroma is a mix of tropical and citrus fruit with a hint of grass and pine. Citrus and big melon in the flavor. LIght body, bright entry, medium carbonation and a nice punch of bitterness. Very Good to Outstanding.