7venth Sun Key Lime Sublime

Brewed by 7venth Sun Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
Dunedin, Florida USA

Serve in Flute

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Draft with Linh at Pegs during the Berliner Bash 2012. Pours a hazy yellow body with white lacing. Aroma is lime and citrus. Mouthfeel is light and refreshing, somewhat tame - with notes of wheat, citrus and light key lime.

Tap at Peg’s for Berliner Bash. Pours a low haze white with small foam. Nose is rich vanilla dessert with small lime. Taste is vanilla, soapy, a little bland, some mint. Palate has no acid, more watery, soapy. Disappointed.

On draft at Berliner Bash, poured a light straw yellow color, aromas of citrus, some funk and some limes. Flavors are the same, was hoping more of the lime flavor would come through, but still a very refreshing beer on a hot day.

Draft at Peg’s. Very pale and cloudy yellow. Aroma of lime meringue. Taste is bitter lime. Light body. Decent.

Had on tap at the grand opening. Very hazy pale yellow with a decent head that sticks around. Aroma of lime upfront, citrus and wheat. Taste is amazing! Tart lime, sour notes and a hearty wheat finish. This is a very tasty, easy to drink, refreshing beer. Great work Justin!!!

From notes. Poured a hazy golden yellow, crisp fizzy white head. In the nose I got sweet fruit and white pepper all dominated by lime and other citrus notes. The flavor was nice and tart, the sweetness and tartness of the "lime" do shine through very well, there is a nice sweet presents in the finish. Mouthfeel was pretty light with a high carbonation. Overall, very refreshing, the key lime tea blend was very well highlighted. I can’t wait to try this again!

On draft at 7venth Sun. Pours a mostly clear gold with a white head. Nose is some mild prickly citrus with hits of key lime along with some straw. Flavor is similar- the tartness is a bit toned down in this batch, but with it this way, the key limes really shine. Medium in body for a berliner and lingering key lime in the finish.

Pours a hazy straw. Nose is lemon, hints of coconut, sour tart fruit, Brady. Flavor is much the same as the nose, very citrus forward and nutty coconut notes in the end. Well done

Bottle shared by Kan. Thanks, man! Pours a murky straw yellow pour, dulled glow, a bit mellow with loose offwhite bubbly head that dies to a deformed loose ring, minimal lacing. Aromas are key limes, lemons, yogurt. Dry bread, flaked wheat, touches of fruit, lactic acid, and bready malts. Initial is lighter bodied, perhaps a touch of girth added, giving a feel for the base. Dry and sour up front, lemons and a bigger dose of the limes come into play. Lactic, yogurt, flaked wheat, bread, and dryness. The limes boost the ante for me, giving a proper sourness, and a nice element over the base. Middle is a little sweeter, the yogurt element lessened and the finish is dry flakey bread, cereal grains, and dough. The limes really give it an edge over the base, making it much more enjoyable than the other. Tasty and refreshing.

500ml bottle thanks to js... Pours a hazy golden hued consistency, more transrent as it settles, and topped with a thin creamy white head... Arma of what first off started as more Ginger for me but soon developed to more of a key lime presence and a decent backbone of malty Graham cracker crust... Flavors are predominantly follow a similar wavelength with key lime and lemon notes. Solid sour flavors with a thin to mostly medium bodied mouthfeel. Considerably better than the base Berliner beer.