 Probiere (992), Iowa, USA
Jan 31, 2006 Wow. A total mismatch of caramelly crystal matl and massive grapefruit. Nice try but a washout. Ew!
jimmack (1209), Nutley, New Jersey, USA
Dec 4, 2005 On tap at New Hope. Pretty, clear copper color with a medium beige head.
Sweet aroma of citrus hops and malt. Bitter hop flavor dominates the small amount of sweet malt that I could detect. One dimensional, but fortunately it is a pretty good dimension.
wnhay (722), Princeton, New Jersey, USA
Dec 4, 2005 Tap at New Hope. Smells like citrus, pine, orange and caramel. Kind of like Arrogant Bastard. Taste was really smooth but a bit one dimensional. There was kind of a peach yogurt taste in there as well. I got a growler of this because I was impressed.
TomDecapolis (2389), Skippack, Pennsylvania, USA
Nov 19, 2005 #300 was celebrated at the New Hope location and this was a great beer to do it with. Pours a red amber with an average size tan creamy nicely lacing head. Aroma of sweet citrus and floral hops. A great hop and malt balance coming through in the aroma. Even started picking up some roasted malts. Flavors of the same with maybe some caramel but also picked up a bit more of the alcohol in the taste, left a slight burning, yet overall warming on a nice cold November day.
Ungstrup (11031), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jun 5, 2005 [At GABF 2004] A clear copper colored beer with a beige head. The aroma is very hoppy, while the flavor is a combination of caramel and hops. The alcohol is very well hidden - very easily drinkable.
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