Selby

◎ Appearance

A pale, luminous golden hue with excellent clarity and a delicate white head that forms quickly and disperses with fine lacing. The beer displays vibrant carbonation throughout, with steady streams of small bubbles rising through the clear body. At 5 SRM, the color sits at the threshold between pale straw and light gold, suggesting minimal Malz character.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with bright key lime—fresh juice and citrus zest oils rather than candied citrus notes. Beneath the lime sits a restrained, nearly neutral pale Malz base with only a whisper of cracker-like grain. The aroma remains clean and straightforward, allowing the lime adjunct to dominate without any competing fermentation esters or hop character.

◐ Taste

Entry is light and crisp, with the lime arriving as both bright acidity and fresh juice notes. The palate carries a gentle sour character—more pucker than aggressive funk—supported by a thin cracker note from the pale Malz. The finish drives toward dry and clean, the lime lingering as zest oil and citrus pith without sweetness or residual body.

◑ Finish

The close is crisp and bone-dry, with the key lime persisting just beyond the final sip as a pleasant zest note. Low alcohol and high carbonation ensure the beer drinks quickly and leaves no sticky residue, only a clean, refreshing aftertaste.