Sticky Fingers
Zero Gravity Craft Brewery

 

 

 

On cask poured into an 8oz mini-imperial pint.

Pours a nice clear amber Cole with a fluffy light yellow head. Nose is really cool, fruity like jolly ranchers and hops.

Taste is creamy and creamy an malty, but a bit minty and fruity as well. It's really crisp and drinkable. Really interesting beer!

Pours a nice brown amber. Solid head that lingers and sticks to the side...

Great smell, esters and citrus. Slight pine smell as well...

Well balanced Harvest. The Hops are not as strong as I would have expected but the other tones give this beer a good depth.

It coats the mouth nicely and the carbonation is just right.
I could have another...then another. Goes down smooth and the variety of flavors makes it interesting to drink...

Solid choice...

Pours a copper-amber color with a one-finger head into my glass.

Sweet malt greets the nose followed by a slight hint of grassy hops.

The taste is chock full of sweet, chewy malt with a backbone supported by mild, grassy hops. Rich, satisfying.

Mouthfeel is full of lingering chewy malt. Pleasant. Carbonation is just right.

Very nice! I think this beer works well for the time of the year. Its sweet, chey and has local hops to boot. What more could one want? All I know is that I would like another.

Off the tap at AmFlat this beer was a hazy, copper color with two fingers worth of beige head. The retention was decent and the lacing ok too. The aroma was very hoppy, especially of cascade hops which were so fresh I would guess they were added wet. I am told the hops were grown locally; how very Vermont! The hop profile was so strong it was a little difficult to tell much behind it. The flavors were equally dominated the Cascade hops though I did taste some pleasant citrus notes along with a light caramel malt backbone. The finish was long and bitter, again very hoppy. A great beer for hop heads but rather one-dimensional for American Flatbread.