
First sip is more malty than I expected. The fruits are here, but they are not asserting themselves. It's like there are many different hops fighting for dominance, but they can't get their stuff together before the malt just steps in and does the job of adding flavor.
Tip-in is moderate carbonation burn with the husk of a tropical fruit - like a mango or something - just resting in the middle. The middle becomes a very drinkable mixture of strong, steady bread malt and the tropical fruits of the hops. The finish brings a slight bitterness and floral note as the crisp beer trails off.
Bottom Line: Very approachable and very drinkable.
3.75/5