 Bullit (424), Zeist, Netherlands
May 14, 2008 Clear amber colour, medium head. Aroma has pine. Flavour has pine and floral hops. Bitter-dry finish. Nice one.
skortila (2188), Bunnik, Netherlands
May 14, 2008 Canned. Thx to Flippy. Aroma of floral hops. Clear, amber-red coloured with a nice off-white head. Taste is bitter, floral hoppy with some pine, slightly malty. Finishes dry. Light bodied. Well brewed session beer.
texasbartender (61), Sugarland, Texas, USA
May 14, 2008 The beer pours a clear brown amber with an off white head made up of large bubbles. The head doesn’t hang around long. The nose has a clear aroma of sweet floral hops. The taste is a mix of alcohol, light malts and hops. The finish is clean a short lived. A fair first time showing for a new Texas brewery.
Suds_McDuff (910), was CapeTown,SA-now Houston,TX, USA
May 5, 2008 Are f*ckin kidding me, this beer ROCKS!!
... Lots of lacing and the head level is off the chain! .......
it was a rock lobster!!
.. colour is of late autumn pine cones ...
.... Taste is wonderful! ... of fresh hops and roasted caramel and pine...
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... What a wonderful surprise coming from this new Texas brewer!!...
..i will be making a brewery visit later for sure!!! ... can’t wait to see more from these guys!!!
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...this beer marks my 900th beer reviewed!! .. and it is a worthy and enjoyable one at that!!!
lb4lb (1076), Austin, Texas, USA
May 3, 2008 16 oz can.
Pours a rich amber to reddish color with a nice beige head. Smell is big and fruity, and hoppy with lots of grapefruit. Taste is fruity, smooth caramel, and citrusy, again reminiscent of grapefruit. Milder bitterness and smoother than the nose might indicate, but still solidly bittered for great balance. Very refreshing and incredibly drinkable. This is a clean, sessionable, fantastic pale ale in a can that I’d be glad to have again.
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