This American Amber Ale presents a striking reddish-copper color, reflecting a foundation of three distinct malts. The sensory profile is defined by a harmonious balance between moderate caramel sweetness and a vibrant hop character. Aromas of citrus and pine from the American and Australian hops lead the way, followed by a flavor profile that mirrors these notes with an added layer of toasted malt. Despite its medium body, the beer is designed for high drinkability, offering a clean, medium-dry finish with low persistence on the palate, encouraging a long and refreshing drink that pays tribute to its classic roots.
Appearance.Deep amber to coppery-red (SRM 12-16). Features a moderately large, off-white head with good retention and light lacing. The clarity is generally quite clear.
Aroma.Moderate intensity featuring a blend of American and Australian hop characteristics including grapefruit, resinous pine, and hints of tropical fruit. Supported by a moderately-low caramel maltiness and a clean, neutral fermentation profile.
Taste.Initial malty sweetness with distinct caramel and toasted bread flavors. Rapidly countered by a moderate to moderately-high hop bitterness and citrusy hop flavors. The balance is well-integrated between the specialty malts and hops, finishing medium-dry and clean with a brief, pleasant bitter aftertaste.
Mouthfeel.Medium body with a smooth, slightly creamy texture. Moderate to high carbonation provides a crisp sensation. Minimal alcohol warmth is present at 5.5% ABV, and it is entirely free of astringency.
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