Coney Island Albino Python

Summary: The lager is almost lost amongst the spices. Aroma: Somewhat faint. Orange peel, vanilla, hay. Appearance: Hazy, pale straw-colored pour, enormous white head, abundant lace. Flavor: A mouthful of the suds is deliciously yeasty, but the liquid itself is all spices and very little beer. Cardamon, lemon zest, and general bitterness form the front; finishes yeasty. Palate: Generally watery, warming at the finish.

Cloudy yellow-gold pour with a huge and lasting white head. Nice spicy aroma with some light citrus. Peppery, spicy flavor with some ginger, lemon and maybe some clove. Medium bodied, good carbonation, creamy mouthfeel. Spicy finish. Pretty unique and tasty!

Cloudy straw color with good, creamy white head / LIght, vegetal and citrus nose / Light to medium body, creamy with balanced malts and hops, some sweetness, and good, dry finish / Light flavors of lemon and orange, with white pepper and herbal notes / A well made beer, but just not an especially appealing flavor profile.

Pours light yellow with a HUGE fluffy head. Aroma is pleasantly spicy and grainy. Moderate mouthfeel with Pleasantly spicy and mildly belgian-like. Rather sweet flavored. Thin mouth feel. Flavor is dry and mildly citrusy.

Bomber from the Pizza Port Bottle Shop. Shared with my girlfirend Cyn. Pours gold with a big bright white head. Nose is quite spiced. Taste is sweet and mellow with an interesting strange feel. Overall Tasty.

Pours a hazed creamy yellow color with a tall lasting head. Crazy spicy aromas with biscuits. Full nectar with good carbonation. A full malt backbone with a highly spiced disposition. This thing is SPICY, almost too much. The finish lingers with perfumed SPICE and moderate bittering.

Bottle. Aroma quite spicy...cinnamon? basil? licorice? so hard to say, but spicy regardless. Flavor lightly fruity (citrus incl. lemon particularly) with a certain mintiness, perhaps some nutmeg. Never would have guessed it was a lager, but I guess that’s why we’ve decided it’s a spice/herb/vegetable. Odd but not bad.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy light yellow with a bubbly, foamy white head. Aroma of licorice, candy gumdrops, orange and lemon fruits. Quite sweet. Hmm, this really tastes like licorice (or Twizzlers) and gumdrops with a slight hint of mint. Lots of cherry, lemon, orange sugary notes. Very sugary and sweet. Interesting beer and certainly not what comes to mind when I see that it’s a spice/herb/vegetable! Fairly drinkable and decent though.