Carriageworks Night Market 2019. The beer is enjoyed straight from the can. The nose receives hefty zesty passionfruit and a tad lemon pulp. The gustatory offer includes massive passionfruit, hefty lemon pulp, a tad carambola and a distinct aroma of pitahaya. The body is light-medium. The beer ends with overwhelmingly sour passionfruit that more or less kills all other nuances. I only discover lemon in the background. The mouthfeel is substantially tart and truly puckering. It's also very juicy, relatively summery and dry.

Carriageworks Night Market 2019. The beer is enjoyed straight from the can. The scent is extremely subdued: I only get a tiny drop of grapefruit. The tongue receives slightly sweet pink grapefruit with a faint caramelly nuance. I also find a bit of biscuit, some bread dough and a drop of squeezed lemon pulp. The light-medium-bodied beer's long aftertaste is relatively citrusy and distantly caramelly. The mouthfeel is somewhat crisp a bit lip-glueing, relatively soft and smooth.

A really nice take on the american strong ale. Usually not too keen on these since I find them exceptionally challenging to drink, being boozy enough to cover the most of the other notes. This one is really soft with some nice sweet caramel malts in the beginning with the booziness kicking straight in. That is though balanced out with the hoppiness and a small note of bitter giving the beer a really smooth ride to the finish. I really like this one, being really deep on the taste and not letting the booziness take complete control.