The beer pours a deep honey golden and yellow in color.
There is a tall, very thick, soft and foamy head of pure white. The aroma is
amazing, floral, light honey, sweet, grassy, a field of prairie grass and
flowers, or sweet hay freshly cut and laying down in the early morning sun as
the dew slowly evaporates. The taste follows the aromas directly, an elegant,
exciting, amazing mix of honey, flowers, grass, straw, grains. The beers drinks
as smooth as non-viscous honey, with a subtle carbonation. The finish is fairly
bitter, the sweetness exists as an aroma, but is cut down on the tongue by the
wonderfully contrasting grassy bitterness. This is a masterpiece, the best
lager I have ever had.
“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it is better to be thoroughly sure.” -Czech Proverb
Saturday, August 9, 2014
Indeed Mexican Honey Imperial Lager
This is a 7.2% ABV imperial lager brewed with Mexican orange blossom honey and Amarillo hops. It is from the Indeed Brewing Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Like several other recent and brand new brewers in the Twin Cities, they are located in Northeast Minneapolis. They are a member of 1% for the planet, a global alliance of businesses that donate one percent of their gross revenue to organizations that help preserve and restore the natural environment.
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