Pink Killer

◎ Appearance

Pink Killer presents a pale pink haze, drawing its color from pink grapefruit juice layered over a white-beer base. The cloud comes from the yeast suspension and fine wheat particles, creating a soft, opaque body. A modest white head forms and recedes gently, leaving thin traces of lacing along the glass.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with bright pink grapefruit and sweet orange peel, supported by a subtle coriander spice that adds herbal depth. Underneath lies a soft, grainy wheat character with a faint white-beer yeast presence—neither aggressive nor absent. Citrus citrus dominates without any harsh or astringent top notes.

◐ Taste

Entry is fruity and gently sweet, with the pink grapefruit juice providing both juice-like juiciness and a characteristic bitter edge that develops mid-palate. Coriander and orange peel weave through the wheat base, which remains light and unobtrusive. The bitterness is restrained—around 10 IBU—and balances the fruit sweetness without ever turning tart or astringent.

◑ Finish

The finish is clean and relatively short, fading to a lingering citrus and a hint of pleasant grapefruit bitterness. The aftertaste remains dry and refreshing, with no cloying residue.