Bolero Super Item.

◎ Appearance

Pale straw yellow with prominent haze throughout the body, characteristic of the style. The dense, pillowy head shows strong initial rise and moderate to good retention, with visible lacing adhering to the glass. Carbonation is brisk and even, creating a lively visual presence.

◌ Aroma

Nelson Sauvin dominates across all three extraction forms, yielding layered pine and spruce notes that form the core of the nose. Beneath the resinous character, subtle tropical and citrus undertones emerge—passionfruit and grapefruit zest—while a soft, creamy malt base provides gentle sweetness and body. The overall aromatic profile is assertive yet balanced, without harshness.

◐ Taste

Entry is clean and full-bodied, with piney and resinous hop bitterness establishing itself immediately on the palate. Mid-palate reveals the multi-oat composition contributing to a smooth, coating creaminess that softens the 50 IBU bite; tropical notes and citric brightness peek through the resiny foundation. The bitterness is persistent but never astringent, maintaining clarity and definition throughout.

◑ Finish

The finish is dry and lingering, with pine and spruce notes extending into a medium-length aftertaste. Residual hop oil coats the palate without leaving a sticky or unpleasant sensation, while the creamy undertone fades gracefully.