Solo Exhibition (Citra)

◎ Appearance

Hazy golden-orange with excellent turbidity from dry-hopping; the cloudiness speaks to the beer's aggressive hop treatment and yeast suspension. A dense, persistent head forms quickly and clings well to the glass, leaving fine lacework as you drink. Carbonation appears moderate and well-integrated, supporting the full body without excessive aggression.

◌ Aroma

Citra dominates with bright tropical fruit—lychee, passion fruit, and candied pineapple—layered over juicy sweet orange notes. The double dry-hop treatment amplifies floral and slightly resinous undertones without becoming harsh or overly grassy. Underneath, soft Malz provides a gentle foundation that never competes with the hop-forward character.

◐ Taste

Entry is juicy and full, with tropical and citrus sweetness immediately present; the palate fills completely without astringency. Mid-palate brings forward soft piney and resinous notes alongside lingering lychee and orange, balanced by a measured 90 IBU bitterness that arrives late and settles evenly. At 10.2% ABV, the alcohol warmth is perceptible but not intrusive, adding weight and complexity rather than heat.

◑ Finish

Long and dry, with orange peel and light resin lingering on the palate for several minutes. The bitterness persists gently, fading to a pleasant herbaceous aftertaste without becoming fatiguing.