The nose is big. It's light and crisp with fairly distinguished hops and malt characteristics.
It has a light amber color which isn't perfectly clear (to make it feel like a homebrew). The beers pours to a thick head which dissapates quickly and doesn't stick to the glas
Once the beer is in the mouth, the hop character predominates and provides for a long, bitter finish. The body is light, and the bubbles tingle superbly. The balance is tilted towards the hops--it would be better with more malt and therefore more body, but if you're a hop-head (which I am) this beer's for you!
| Category | Points |
|---|---|
| Bouquet/Aroma | 8 |
| Malt | 2 |
| Hops | 3 |
| Other Fermentation Characteristics | 3 |
| Appearance | 4 |
| Color | 2 |
| Clarity | 1 |
| Head Retention | 1 |
| Flavor | 16 |
| Malt | 2 |
| Hops | 4 |
| Balance | 4 |
| Conditioning/Carbonation | 3 |
| Aftertaste | 3 |
| Body | 3 |
| Drinkability and Overall Impression | 8 |
| Total | 39 |
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