Well, that is not entirely accurate. I first saw and bought the six pack on Friday. I ran out last night. This is not usual for me as a six pack usually lasts the week. But this stuff is really tasty and drinkable!
I have been on a low hop, high malt kick for over a year. This was the fist strongly hopped brew I have had, and at first sip, I heard myself thinking "But you don't like highly hopped beers anymore." The hops are so well balanced, that thought has since disappeared.
Another interesting development was how much I enjoyed it from the can. I ALWAYS pour my beer in a glass. It is a thing with me. I tried this from the can and from a glass and drank all but the first one from the can. They did not last long enough to get too warm.
I enjoy Fat Tire and get it in cans on occasion, but I can taste the can and pour it in a glass. I do not know if it is the hops or just the genius from the brewers, but there was no can taste I could discern.
My thanks to the Monkeyhaus crew and especially Stephen for posting photos and singing the brew's praises. Let me join the chorus and suggest you look for this hoppy, elegant ale.
Trey
Well, that is not entirely accurate. I first saw and bought the six pack on Friday. I ran out last night. This is not usual for me as a six pack usually lasts the week. But this stuff is really tasty and drinkable!
I have been on a low hop, high malt kick for over a year. This was the fist strongly hopped brew I have had, and at first sip, I heard myself thinking "But you don't like highly hopped beers anymore." The hops are so well balanced, that thought has since disappeared.
Another interesting development was how much I enjoyed it from the can. I ALWAYS pour my beer in a glass. It is a thing with me. I tried this from the can and from a glass and drank all but the first one from the can. They did not last long enough to get too warm.
I enjoy Fat Tire and get it in cans on occasion, but I can taste the can and pour it in a glass. I do not know if it is the hops or just the genius from the brewers, but there was no can taste I could discern.
My thanks to the Monkeyhaus crew and especially Stephen for posting photos and singing the brew's praises. Let me join the chorus and suggest you look for this hoppy, elegant ale.
Trey