Furthermore Fatty Boombalatty

On tap at State Fair. Very cloudy orange amber with a thin, tight white head. Sugary, spicy aroma. Flavor is a complex load of fruit zest, sugary malt, sweet fruit and a crisp hit of hops at the finish. This is good!

Orange pour with a quickly dissipating head and plenty of suspended yeast. Yeast, hop, and spice aroma. There is a little bit of everything in the flavor. Yeast, hop, fruit, spice, malt, and alcohol. The hop[ adds a lot of zestiness that electrifies the tongue at times. Bubblegum showed up after the glass warmed, a result of the yeast. So multi-faceted! New flavors in every other sip. Delicious, too!

(bottle) Pours a hazy orange with a small white head. The first thing I smelled was a strong scent of orange peel coupled with some coriander. A sweeter smell of apricot also appears. With further warming the beer begins to smell like a less potent version of de Dolle Arabier, and the hops begin to assert themselves more. Flavor is a little sweeter to begin with, but difficult to describe. There’s a sweet taste of orange, and another fruit that I can’t identify. The finish begins very spicy with coriander that then changes to more bready yeast and light bitter hops with a medium mouthfeel. I didn’t have too high of expectations before trying this beer, but it is really quite drinkable.

Bottle. Pours hazy yellow/gold with a medium white head, champagne like bubbles. The head diminishes pretty quickly. Aromas of citrus, banana, clove, yeast, pepper. Taste is very good, more citrus, oranges, more banana and clove. Good carbonation, finishes dry. I think I found a new, regular summer brew. Good stuff, I wasn’t expecting much, but pleasantly surprised.

Hazy golden color. Decent white head. Lots of citrus in the aroma. Flavor is sweet and spicy. Just how I like it. Pretty good beer.