A: Pours a somewhat hazy golden with a medium white head, solid lace.
S: Citrus, some wheat malt, coriander, somewhat yeasty, no Salt yet.
T: Coriander and bready wheaty malt. Some light salt flavour at the end, but it’s hard to get to. Hopping is very light.
M: Light-bodied, crisp carbonation, salty aftertaste at point.
O: Not a drain pour but I wouldn’t buy it again. I would like to try more of this style to give it a good comparison.
A: Pours slightly hazy golden/orange color with a one finger white head that fades rather quickly leaving a very thin white cap on top. Thin and random lacing.
S: Some wheat and bready malt, a little mineral/salt aroma. Some very faint fruit aromas and light spice.
T: A little bit of lemon rind up front. More light spice, mostly coriander, some more citrus, and more mineral flavor.
M: Medium bodied with medium carbonation. Slightly dry finish.
O: Not bad, not too much salt coming through at all. Would by it again.
Serving type: bottle
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