The beer pours a deep amber and burnt
orange, the color of a dark tea. There is a relatively short head of
light tan foam. The aroma is malty, sweet, fruity, with an inflection
of tea. The taste reverses the aromas, putting the tea at the front,
with the malt just a base to hold up the tea. The finish is dry and
moderately bitter. The beer drinks easy with tingling carbonation. I
always say that Summit never brews a bad beer, even if they don't
brew flashy beers or whales. That being said, this one doesn't work
for me at all. I am very glad I found a single. The tea and the beer
don't complement each other, rather, they clash, and the tea spoils
the beer.
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