Terminal Gravity ESG

On tap@ Corbett Street Fish House, Portland OR. An elusive beer to pin down. Looks a light amber/gold color but has a rather round and full body. A lighter grapefruit hopping. The finish is slight bitters with an herbal taste. I could drink many of these.

On tap at the Rose and Raindrop. Pours a lightly cloudy orange/golden with a small white head. Crisp citrus hops are dominant in the aroma. Very well balanced with fruity light malts and a crisp hop finish make for a nice sunny day brew.

Pours cloudy amber with a modest white head. Aroma is floral, herbal. Taste is slightly bitter grapefruit with a rich malt side as well. The bitterness is somewhat astringent and lingers a long time. Excellent ESB, I must have more!

Called Terminal Gravity Golden on the menu. Poured gold with a white persistent head. Citrusy aroma that grew stronger as the beer warmed. Hoppy flavour with a lightly bitterish finish.

Gold with a slight haze and a filmy head. Rich fruity hops with caramel malts. Bitter hop flavors with orange and mango fruits. Caramel malts back. Nice balance with a smooth, bitter finish.

Poured a light straw copper color with a medium-sized white cap. Nose of grains and stinging hops. Citrus aroma came out more as beer warmed up. Mildly bitter and fruity finish.

Received 12-oz bottle from Liquid Solutions.biz in Portland, Oregon. Pours a semi-clear golden yellow brew with an average sized white head that slowly dissipates to a fine film and ring. Aroma of golden grain malts, a touch of citrus zest, some light fruit and a touch of lemon. Taste is light to medium bodied, some carbonation with flavors of golden grain malt, a touch of lemon zest and some grassy hops. Finish has a mild white bread dough aftertaste with some remaining citrus zest that slowly disappears.

(draft, Rose and Raindrop, Portland) Clear apple juice body with a white head. Aroma is medium sweet, herbal, light grapefruit. Taste is medium sweet, herbal, grapefruit, light bread. Light-medium body.