The beer pours a dark honey golden to light copper in color.
There is a tall head of white to off-white foam, a bit thick. The aroma is
toasted golden grains, grassy tang of hops and a fruity yeastiness, lightly
sweet, but tempered by grass and straw. The taste follows the aromas and adds
big juicy apricots and a little more sweetness than the aroma. The tangle of
round, juicy, fruity sweetness, along with citrus and kiwi tartness add a
vinous note, no doubt the Sauvignon Blanc notes deriving from the Nelson Sauvin
hops. There is a medium-bodied, full, round, smoothness in the mouth. The
carbonation is light, the bitterness is also light and the finish is just this
side of dry. This is excellent.
(Dear Madhouse, please age this in Sauvignon
Blanc or Chardonnay barrels and then release some more, thank you.)
No comments:
Post a Comment