Rich chocolaty aroma with little hints of roasted nuts. Roasted chocolate and malty flavors are prominent in the beginning. Some hints of vanilla and coffee, perhaps a little smoke too. This beer is actually quite hoppy and there's a decent amount of bitterness to go along with that. Thin body. Aggressive prickly carbonation, to the point of being a bit harsh, especially in the throat. Not a bad beer and 22 was an easy number to finish.
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5 comments:
I had this one on tap at Cocoa Beach Brewing a couple of weeks ago. I thought it was pretty good. It's always nice to find solid local brews. Have you had anything from Orlando Brewing?
Hey Dale. No, I've never had anything from Orlando Brewing.
I had another beer from Cocoa Beach Brewing Company back in January. Completely random and haven't been able to find anymore. I agree, the labels do need a little work, but the beer was good.
Hey Mike.
No doubt the beer is the absolute most important thing. I just have a secondary attraction to label art, and I think a nice presentation attracts more buyers.
I agree with you on the labels. Both the label and the name of the beer can attract a potential customers attention. Of course ultimately the beer has to be good, but a cool name or label can affect the purchasing decision. I got my start with craft beer by drinking Dead Guy Ale, which has a cool name and an awesome label.
Cheers!
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