Bright cherry and peach aroma, yet yeasty and sour, too. Nice. Tart cherry flavors immediately make your tongue dance, and a wine-like grape sourness leads you along a path you will not soon forget. After drinking a glass or so (remember I have a full wine bottle), you really start to get attached to this potent vinegar flavor. Not overly acidic or harshly potent, but like an addicting fruity, sour, Granny Smith apple cider.
Oh, and did I mention the 7.2% alcohol? It is very well incorporated with the rest of the beer flavors, yet make no mistake that it is a well-known part of this diverse and complex beer. Throughout the experience, you will hit many flavorful nuances, like the mild caramel flavors that seem to appear then disappear; and the like touch of oak. One thing I was expecting was some yeasty funkiness, which was nowhere to be found. And I'm good with that. A very clean and flavorful beer. Nice carbonation and body. For sure check it out!
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It'll get funky if you age it a couple years. I like it fresh, and aged....it's difficult to keep enough of it around to age any length of time though. Love it.
Can't decide if this or Oro de Calabaza is my favorite Jolly Pumpkin beer so far. Maybe a tie.
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