The mostly opaque orange beverage has such an even color from the top of the glass to the bottom that I am not sure I would believe that this wasn't edited in Photoshop or GIMP or the like if I wasn't looking at it right here in front of me. There's minimal head, and it leaves a dusting on the very top of the beer, but it leaves little else. The aroma is very faint, but it has bread dough and yeast. I expected hops. Where are the earth-shattering hops?First sip is sweet orange, grains, pine, and dough. It's a good sip, but it's complicated as heck. I can't say I would recommend drinking this beer by sips, as there is just so much going on that you're definitely not going to get the full effect of the taste through a simple few sips. Of course, this means the full swig has to be good, or I'm talking out of my butt.
Tip-in is light carbonation tingle surrounded by orange and pine. The middle sashays in with a ramped-up carbonation that stings quite a bit all around while the orange gets joined by tangerine and grapefruit and the bread dough pipes up with its yeast in tow. The finish is a wave of tart and bitter followed by the orange and tangerine trailing off.
Bottom Line: It's pretty good, but it's not knocking my socks off.
3.0/5
