Flavour Fluff heißt dieses 6,8%ige NEIPA in der nice gestalteten Dose, das für Ombrey aus Zürich 🇨🇭 in der Brauerei Thun gebraut wird und I'm hellen thicken Bananengelb unter stabilem weißen Schaum auf Verkostung wartet. Nach einem leicht stechenden, intensiven Grapefruitaroma mit gewisser Würze umschmeichelt dad Flavour Fluff den Gaumen mit einer famosen tropischen Fruchtbombe, die von verführerischem Süß in eine leicht herbe Zeste übergeht und dem Trunk wunderbare Summer-Vibes verleiht. Greetings @Wexi, hab das I'm selben Shop geholt ✌️

A nightcap from my favorite beershop! The beer looks substantially hazy, deep lemon yellow. The carbonation is somewhat impatient as it releases a fluffy head up to three fingers. The frothy cap melts soon to a thin lacing and paints the glass with multiple small patterns. The hop medley contains Motueka, Rakau and Nelson Sauvin. Is it a sign of the Promised Land? Let's see. The scent, at least, doesn't impress me: grass, stuffy malt and a soapy version of stonefruit. Unrecognizable. I really hope that this improves dramatically as the beer is so far a disappointment. Okay, the taste! Sweet-leaning tropical fruits that whirl together with lactose and icecream. The fruit cornucopia gives lychee, cantaloupe, green grape, blood orange. And peach, maybe also a hint of pineapple. Otherwise, the package improves impressively but the lactose sweetness disturbs a tad and undermines the success of the gustatory offer. The body is medium, perhaps confused by the sweetness. The end is, indeed, sweet-leaning, even sugary, and somewhat milkshakey. The components actually shrink into one fruit puree flavor, like sweet baby food. The mouthfeel is medium, pulpy, tropical, creamy, milkshakey, artificially sappy, very soft, smooth and effervescent. This could be a banger with still more prominent hop loads and less added lactose. Now my senses get stuck to the disturbing sweetness here.