Love getting to enjoy a lazy Saturday and topping it off with a unique IPA. Medium to dark Crystal clear yellow color. Expected citrus aroma, nothing distinct about it. Smooth with a medium amount of creaminess. A nice amount of citrus hops, a bitterness level that I can easily tolerate, even enjoy. Tropical citrus flavor and, because I read the profile, I can detect the peach flavor. It's a bit hidden behind the citrus but if you know it's there you can find it. The finish trails off the citrus which leaves the bitterness more apparent because it's now alone. I've never hidden that I'm not a huge IPA fan but if the bitterness level is moderate to light I can definitely enjoy one of these. This falls into that category and I very much like it. Actually wish I had another.

Not too sour, nice blood orange flavour

An Alabama beer that I took for Ryan in Texas for us to Duo. Foamed out of the can as soon as I opened it. Super high head in the glass but not real heavy. Quickly subsided. Color is light yellow, a little fog in the haze. Aroma gives the wheat malt and adds the tropical fruit, definitely mango. From the moment it enters your mouth you can tell that this is very light, thin, refreshing category of beer. Flavor is on the modest side, no mistaking that it's a wheat beer and the mango is pure. Not a blend of fruit that is so typical. As it travels into the finish it becomes dry and the flavor drifts off. This could have been better with less effervescence. Couldn't stop belching from first to last sip. The flavor could have been stronger also. Entire beer felt watered down and weak. Best characteristic is that the mango is distinctive which resulted in my rating not dropping lower.

Beertender poured down side of glass so small head. Clear deep red amber color, beautiful. Flavor gives an earthy sweet dark malt. Lightly toasted. Middle spikes a tender hop bitterness, shows traces of lemon peel. Finish stays with the earthy trait while turning slightly dry. Good beer, not great. Very happy to find this in a small town. Smooth from start to finish and very drinkable. Good brew from Culman, Alabama.

Another Duo beer, this one from a Culman Alabama brewery, Goat Island. Thought Ryan would get a kick out of this pink Giggling Goat. Full head with the smallest bubbles I've seen outside of a nitro. Hazy Amber copper color. Aroma of sweet citrus. Very soft and totally smooth texture. Softer than most IPAs. Flavor definitely has amber malt characteristics. Has a semi-sweet earthy feel. Transitions into a mild orange peel with traces of a blend of various small sweet berries. Tart with a brackish bitterness. I tried this beer a year and a half ago and did not particularly like it. Now it's complexity of combining an amber malt with citrus flavors creating an IPA is intriguing. That alone results in a better score.

At Ben's house having a beautiful cookout. A good Scottish ale should make my day. An appropriate beige head. Beautiful deep copper color with a small translucent haze. Aroma has both amber malt and slightly floral. Smooth and soft texture. Amber hops with a little spice and the floor notes sets it apart. Wonderful combination of flavors. Goat Island did good.

At my sons home for Halloween. Having a Goat Island Brewing Oktoberfest he brought back from the brewery. Full white head and deep clear yellow color. Mild hop aroma. Dry texture, flavor brings a light grain cereal. Faint hop bitterness continues through the finish.

A collaboration beer with the Pink Boots Society with Goat Island brewing from Cullman Alabama. Pours with a monster high head, frothy and lasting. Sour citrus aroma. Flavor is of a tropical fruit, too sour with a salty hop bitterness. Finish has an orange peel bitterness, citrus flavor is gone, only leaving an unpleasant brackish taste.

Enjoying this at a local establishment called the Mentone Market. Small selection but I did find a good beer. This is a very popular local wheat beer. Quick disappearing head. Clean hays with a reddish orange color, leaning more to the orange. The young crisp texture. Blood orange predominates this tart flavor. Finish is more of the same as it gently tapers off. Very drinkable and goes well with a meal.