Yeah Tea

◎ Appearance

Pale gold with a fine haze, presenting a semi-translucent body that catches light with gentle warmth. The head forms quickly and clings persistently to the glass, leaving distinct lacing as the beer descends. Carbonation appears moderate and well-integrated, contributing to the beer's full, chewy mouthfeel.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with bright Ceylon tea and lemon citrus, followed by a prominent floral-herbal character from the Loral and Motueka dry hop—herbaceous notes of basil and rosemary rise alongside tropical lime. Beneath the hop-forward aromatics, honey and spiced wood provide a subtle sweetness and complexity that deepens the overall impression.

◐ Taste

Entry is full and sticky, with citrus leading into a thick, chewy mid-palate where honey and tropical fruit (lemon-lime) develop alongside a pronounced herbal punch. The 90 IBUs arrive as a dry, resinous bitterness that neither dominates nor recedes, anchored by the beer's 10% ABV, which adds a gentle warmth and subtle boozy character without harshness. Spiced wood and piney undertones weave through, maintaining tension between sweetness and bitterness.

◑ Finish

The finish extends with lingering citrus and herbal notes, the bitterness holding through to the final swallow. Residual honey and warmth from the alcohol persist gently in the aftertaste, leaving the palate dry yet subtly sweet.