Purchased at Flight Bottle Shoppe on 2020-10-15. Date on can of 2020-10-12.
Pours cloudy with a couple of inches of white foam. Sticky, thick lacing begins as it recedes slowly.
Aroma of orange, lime, grapefruit, and mango. Sweetness edge.
Taste is mango and orange. Grapefruit late that lingers with a hop burn.
Light body with a zingy carbonation that includes a hop burn, late and long. Dry.
The taste is a bit flat as compared to the aroma. The body is really light and doesn't bring much to the beer. The hop burn seems like it shouldn't have still been there at this point. They make so many good beers that I wouldn't chase this down again. Enjoy!
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