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Birra Friddacala
Italy
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WexiLahti
@ L'Isola dei Sapori3 years ago
3.4
One for the road 🍺 This beer comes from Vibo Valentia, also Calabria. Very local.
The beer portrays strongly hazy, deep yellow. Carbonation is not powerful but not weak either. A two-finger, bright white froth forms on top of the beer. No bubbles whatsoever, fully dense.
The fragrance is fruity, as a matter of fact, citrusy but astonishingly meager. Orange peel and lemon pulp are the only elements that I'm able to recognize.
The nice, fruit-juicy palate occupies every nook of the mouth. Orange zest, lemon pulp and a tad pith constitute the supply. There's solely a modest malty side to it. Having allowed a bit of time for the brew to settle after swallowing, the sensation turns hoppier and even a bit tangy.
The body is light. The finish is crisper and less zesty than the actual taste, which can already be guessed from how I describe the palate. The finish dies hastily.
The mouthfeel is light, juicy, a tad zesty, equally pulpy and pithy as well as modestly crisp. Not a world-class masterpiece but quite drinkable. In effect, reasonably NEPA-ish but not exactly there either — and it's not even supposed to be because this is an English Pale Ale.