Magic Hat #9

Pours a nice amber orange with medium white head, lots of lacing. Aroma of citrus hops, decent malt, and some fruity tartness. Flavor matches well, but just doesn’t come together for me. This is not what I look for when infusing fruit into a beer. Drinkable, but just can’t get past it all.

I enjoy this because it’s not like anything else I drink. A "gateway beer", perhaps, but gateway to a lot of things - the mix of fruit and hops is uncommon (except in my own homebrew, near as I can tell) and I enjoy standing with a foot in each world.

Pours a nice golden brown. Smell is very citrus-y, not much in the way of hops or any of that. Taste is crisp and tastes of sweet fruits - apricots, peaches, etc. A little bit of lemony aftertaste, I’d say. Very crisp taste and mouthfeel. Overall not a bad beer...nothing special though.

Something of a guilty pleasure. Predominantly fruity with some hops near the end. I kinda like it. Generally a good beer to get people to try to steer them away from Blue Moon and the like. Respectable.

33o ml bottle in the USA. Little head nice amber color. Apricot aroma, and taste helps hide the low quality beer. Hoppy aftertaste. Not bad for a hot summer day but falls ito the flavored beer follies that the good old USA pumps out.

Nice apricot flavor but not overwhelming. One of my go to beers when I am indecisive.

refreshing, tasty, sorta bitter in a good way. apricots come through nice. I like this.

On tap at Oldsmar Tap House. Pours a clear yellow-gold with a big creamy white head. Nose is light malt, citrus/lemon, apricots, and some hop bitterness. Flavor is light malt, sugary apricots, and some citrus/ peach flavors. This is an interesting very sessionable light-bodied beer: fruity but not overwhelmingly so.