Hazyri
BrewHeart

Pours a murky, brown'ish amber coloration with a medium, fluffy, lasting head. Smells quite nicely of sweet'ish biscuity malt and vibrant citrus/tropical notes of orange, lime peel, mango and passion fruit. Taste is a great balance of light biscuity malt and quite juicy hops, with a nice harmony of zesty citrus notes of orange and lime peel and somewhat tangy tropical notes of mango and passion fruit, with a light herbal dankness coming through in the aftertaste as well. Finishes with a light bitterness and hop bite, as well as some citrus/tropical notes and a light dankness lingering in the aftertaste. Smooth mouthfeel with a light/medium body and medium carbonation.

I'm not really a huge fan of Session IPAs, but this really is an excellent example of the style that you would never guess is under 5% ABV. While the body is a little light and it has just a teeny tiny bit of that chalkiness typical of SIPAs, it's still better than a lot of full blown NEIPAs I've had lately. One of the best SIPAs I've had, that truly packs an impressive depth of flavor and mouthfeel for the ABV.

Pours a lighter yellow with a huge, stable head.

Smells of a rich and complex fruit bouquet, leaden by passion fruit, mango and blueberries. This rich hoppy expression gets enhanced on the nose by fresh cut limes and ripe oranges, creating a truly inviting smell.

Has a soft, smooth and fuller mouthfeel despite its low abv, showcasing a nice, refreshing effervescence during the finish.

Tastes of unripe kiwi, papaya and big chunks of lemon, creating a fitting antagonist to the otherwise lusciously exotic fruits. Has a slightly more bready midpalate, enhanced by the lime appearance and more, subtle, yet easy noteable ripe fruits. Finishes just a little dry, light, with some bubble gum, more oranges, mango and remaining limes.

Very flavorful and well put together with a smooth mouthfeel to it - making this actually hard to be notified as „just“ a session ipa. Still think their marketing is dumb, but their product is without a doubt one of the best in germany.