Breakfast Beer Tasting: Weird Beard Hit The Lights

It’s a 588ml
bottle and comes in at 5.8%. It was very lively and poured cloudy amber with a
large off-white head. The aroma was an appealing mix of marmalade, light toffee
and a healthy dose of fruity hop notes. Surprisingly this didn’t continue into
the beer itself. Instead you are presented with a clean, crisp bitter-rather
than fruity-bite that intensifies as it washes over your palate. The American
yeast is there to hold back the esters and it works well in that role as the
strength is barely noticeable.
Tyson says:
All the elements are working in perfect harmony here. The result is an
excellent crisp IPA that really delivers a bitter hop punch.
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