Minor Logic
Freak Folk Bier

Pours a cloudy, pale-ish orange in color. Nose is slightly off, citrus then some diacetyl hint. Taste is also citrus and with some diacetyl flavors too. Decent bitterness.

 

 

 

 

Pours a very attractive almost super cloudy darker lemonade; this beer is not murky, quite a bit of light penetrates the edges. Beautiful and sustaining white creamy head that leaves good lacing.

Whoa! Just a beautiful refreshing and jump out of the glass aroma it is very bright citrus forward, lime. This is followed up as what I can best describe as a pungent tropical fruitiness. Minor oatmeal as it warms up.

Taste; similar to the nose yet tropical fruit to me becomes cantelope like in an overripe sort of way. The lime like citrus hits like a dash of zest on the finish; oaty on the finish and touch of malt sweetness.

Light to medium body; very soft feel in an almost creamy gentle sort of way with a zest like hop bite on the finish. Low bitterness with a surprisingly clean and light finish.

Great beer refreshing and soft with just enough zest and bite to keep in interesting. The nose is beautiful and just pulls you back in to keep smelling it. Honestly this beer has aspects of a fruity gin and tonic to me and it’s quite tasty.

Really good clean drinking modern hazy yet quite drinkable pale ale. Like many beers like this as it warms the it becomes a little sweeter and heavier in feel to me.

No canning date printed. Pours a golden straw body with a good amount of haze and three fingers of dense white head produced with moderate pour. Aromas of honeydew melon, coconut, orange rind, lemon zest, and some diacetyl. Flavors are quite yeast-ester forward with both banana and bubblegum coming through alongside the zesty, moderately pithy hop character. The diacetyl comes out more as you drink it. Right on the edge of dry and semi-dry. Medium effervescence. Overall would be pretty solid if it weren't for the diacetyl issues

67/100