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3.8
Flight 4/4.
Hazy, deep yellow beer with timid, short-lived carbonation frees a vague, cloud-white head that can't reach half a finger's height. The lace ring lingers on the surface for long. Tiny splashes are left behind.
The nose gets a significantly fruity cocktail of cantaloupe, lemon pulp, pineapple and mango. My olfactory organ picks also piney hops and a faint note of resin.
The taste receptors enjoy the considerably fruity, summery fruit bomb that is composed of soft sweet cantaloupe, bags of lemon zest, a good amount of mango and zesty pineapple. I also find grapefruit, rather strong spruce needles and a dollop of resin. Furthermore, I sense an interesting hint of sweet bubblegum somewhere in the shadows.
The body is medium. The beer's aftertaste allows one to experience a hefty cocktail of sweet cantaloupe and mango, zesty pineapple as well as bitter lemon pulp. The hop burn is evident and keeps the tastebuds alert for a reasonably lengthy time.
The mouthfeel is really tropical, somewhat soft and smooth. It's also truly juicy, summery and refreshing.