Never Forget
Source Farmhouse Brewery

 

Glad to get my hands on this, because of the 9/11 tribute on the can! In this neck of the woods, only the Grant Street Cafe in Dumont got this drop as this was worth the effort to obtain both because of the label and for the beer as well. Indeed, this was quite dank and full of stone fruit but as was nearly the case, was on par with what I've come to expect from Source!

Dank and turbid in hue, this looked like dark peach as it was topped off with a nicely sufficient head that settled slowly and a bit unevenly. A fair amount of webbed lacing remained as I took my sips, with a nice amount of wheat, strawberry patch, stone fruit, and gooseberry was in the nose. White peach, mango, papaya, and oat came through in the nose as this had a great slickness, balanced body, and heavy mouthfeel to this although this was still quite easy to quaff and soft in the aftertaste. All of the fruit flavors meshed well together and the carbonation was light and just had enough presence to soften the edges and give this the pillowy feel mentioned in it's description.

The alcohol was present in the end but never during my time imbibing this as the aftertaste had some cantaloupe and melon that quietly came in and left me wanting a chaser of water once I finished this off. Loved the intent behind this beer and this was worthy of having the T2T logo on the label. Canned on 9/7 with "LET US DO GOOD" written underneath it, this was indeed good in every aspect, and easily worth another go-around when next year's anniversary rolls around.

Short pour at Fishtown location. Yellow, hazy straw color, thick creamy head, solid lacing. Light citrusy aroma, sweet, milky notes. Tangy taste, orange, lemon. Fairly thick