
First sip is flavorful and mild at the same time. It's citrus and malt and yeast while managing to be very light and pleasant. It's like a fizzy, light citrus drink in regard to the lightness that it seems to carry with it, and that's including the malt and yeast that are generally pretty heavy. I wonder what a gulp will bring.
Tip-in is heavy carbonation burn alongside the citrus burst. When I say citrus, I'm talking everything from mangoes to oranges to limes and passion fruit; this is as fruity as it gets. The middle is more carbonation burn with bread calmly lurking under a slightly muted citrus. The finish is a slight hit of bitterness, but it is almost a non-event. Then, the trail-off is a bit more bitter with citrus following it along for the ride.
Bottom Line: A fruity, wonderful beer. Not a typical IPA, but a good one.
4.5/5