Coney Island Albino Python

Shmaltz Brewing Company
Brewed at Olde Saratoga Brewing (Mendocino Brewing Co.)
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Brooklyn, New York USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tumbler

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Aroma is a little spicy with an odd scent. Color is a pale hazy yellow with good carbonation and ok head. Taste is like the aroma. Stating with a lighter body it goes down a little sharp. Finish is odd, its medinciny and a juniper like taste. I don’t like it at all.

22oz bottle-Pours a hazy white with a huge white head that dissipates into a small covering. Aroma of spices. Taste of spices and juniper or something that I don’t care for. The front end wasn’t bad but then it goes down hill for this light bodied brew. I definitely prefer the ale version over the lager.

22oz bottle, Thanks to GandGKevin for this one. Pours cloudy golden in color with foamy white head. With lots of carbonation. Aroma yeasty, spice and light hops. Taste yeasty, spicy and dry with spicy finish. Not a bad beer.

Bomber poured a hazy gold with a small lasting white head. Aromas of citrus, spice, cookie and light yeast. Palate was light bodied and smooth. Flavors of bread, lemon zest and spice with a smooth citrus finish.

This is a decent wit, and I enjoy both the name and the label right off the bat. The pour is hazy golden with 2-finger white head. Nose is orange zest, white pepper, hops, pale malt. Flavor is orange zesty, limey, with white pepper, hops, and pale malt. Very smooth and quaffable from beginning to end.

Cloudy golden hue, nice white head,. Spritzy, spicy nose...smells like a witbier. I think I know where they’re going. A Belgian wit, done a s lager. Coriander, ginger, clove....not so much citrus, though. Taste: more spritz, more spice, and not much after. Stays long at the front of the mouth and lays on the tongue, but there’s little else in body or flavor. Big carbonation. That and spices are dominant. Wish there were more, though, but I think they got what they were going for with this, a lager wit. I hope someone likes it, but I wouldn’t chose this over a ale wit. And, to give it another plus, one of the coolest, sexiest pieces of label art I’ve ever seen. Especially if you’re into chicks getting it on with snakes.

Pours a hazy gold with a big foamy head. Sweet malty aroma with lots of spice and a touch of citrus coming through. Flavor is similar to the aroma, and almost wit-like. The spice, especially coriander lingers on the finish. Interesting and not bad.

Bomber. Aorma was regular swill nothing to peak my interest. Hazy yellow body with big white head some lacing. Flavor most of grain with some starch and spice. Mellow on the palate for a spice beer.

bottle: pours a nice hazy golden hay colour with a giant white head. aroma is good with plenty of spices clean smelling spices nothing to muddled ginger, clove, maybe eve a touch of nutmeg, also get some nice sweet candy like malts adn wheat very pleasant quick wiff of lemon too. its almost like a lemon spiced pie. the flavour is nice an lite nothing overpowering the spices show themselves but dont over do it, the wheat then fades in to give a good malt background, finishes is a touch bitter with a slight peppery herbness this beer is very well done and nicde to drink.

Tallahassee, Fl. - Liquor Loft - 22 oz bomber. Murky light golden pour with a thick but pithy white head. Lemony aroma with some coriander notes. Flavor has the same lemony zestiness to it with some pleasant spiciness - grains of paradise, coriander - and a hint of yeast . Hint of mint in the back end. Mouthfeel has just the right amount of spritziness. Coney Island comes through again wth another phallic symbol on the label.....oddly shaped head on that python!