Hazicus Maximus

◎ Appearance

A pale straw yellow, distinctly hazy from suspended yeast and protein, presenting an opaque appearance characteristic of the style. The dense, creamy head builds generously and clings to the glass with persistence. Moderate carbonation animates the body without aggression.

◌ Aroma

Grapefruit dominates the opening, bright and assertive, accompanied by orange sherbet notes and ripe stone fruit notes that recall peach and apricot. A resinous, piney terpene backbone underpins the top notes, adding complexity and a touch of herbaceous character. The overall impression is clean and forward-facing, with moderate alcohol warmth present but not intrusive.

◐ Taste

The palate opens with punchy citrus—grapefruit and orange pith—immediately supported by that characteristic resinous hop structure. A modest sweetness from the malt base emerges midway, balancing the 50 IBUs without becoming cloying. The 9% ABV lends a slight warming fullness that carries the bitterness through to the swallow, where tropical stone-fruit notes continue to develop.

◑ Finish

Medium-length finish with lingering grapefruit and resinous hop bitterness that gradually fades into a dry, slightly piney aftertaste. The residual warmth from the alcohol remains pleasant and integrated, leaving the palate refreshed rather than fatigued.