Evil Twin Ale 404

Evil Twin Brewing
Brewed at Fanø Bryghus
Style: American Pale Ale
København / Brooklyn, Denmark

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle. Hazy amber with small off-white head. Flavour is malt, caramel, fruit, hops, bitter and citrus.

50cl bottle @ Dutchdrebus. Clear amber color, medium sized beige head that diminishes fairly quickly and leaves a fair lacing. Smell malts, hops, citrus-fruityness and bitter. Taste malts, hops, dried fruits, bitter. Lightly sticky texture, medium body, low to medium carbonation.

Bottle @ home. Orange to copper colour with a decent slightly off-white head. Smells hoppy, sweet, fruity, fresh, bitter. Tastes bitter, fresh, hoppy. Slightly watery thpugh, but still very nice. Slightly dry. Thin to medium body, perfect carbo.

Bottle. Pours dark amber with off white head. Nose/taste of light mango, caramel, dusty grains and hops. Bitter pine finish. medium body.

Draft at farmers cabinet with Dallas, vin and tony. Pours a creamy amber body with light lacing. A bit odd aroma with notes of mango. Mouthfeel is medium to thin with bizarre notes of pils, tropical fruits and hops.

Draft at Farmer’s Cabinet with friends. Almost appears like it’s on firkin. Creamy head with a really interesting nose. Cantaloupe aromas mix with very light citrus. Flavor is like drinking orange juice, very lightly carbonated and very smooth.

500. Pours a murky dark brown with a dense and creamy tan head that leaves plenty of lace. Fresh pine and dried-apricot nose. Creamy medium body with lively carb. Toast, caramel, apricots, and pine on the mid palate, with a delicious fruity finish. Very drinkable. Now, if someone could just capture the QR on the badge on the label...

Bottle from City Beer. Pours cloudy amber with a modest beige head and a vegetable aroma. There is a fruity pale malt flavor with a bitter finish. A very unusual flavor that is difficult to describe.

Bottle shared by Marcus. Pours hazy orange with an off-white head. Aroma is celery and mild roast malt. Near med body. Or even less. Flavor is celery, light roast malt, and a bit of bitter, almost zesty, citrus. Finishes bitter.

On tap. pours a murky copper, white medium to large head, and lacing. Taste was dry, hoppy, chardonay like, finishes like honey mustard. A little lagery, vorny, wet wood, slight ash and smoke. Not bad

Bottle. High and long lasting fluffy off-whie head. Reddish amber body. Dry and dusty grass lemon aroma. Very sweet caramel honey candy like flavor with some bitterness in the background. Low carbonation, long sweet aftertaste. I guess I have never tasted anything like this.