Tiny House

◎ Appearance

Tiny House presents a hazy yellow pour with fine suspended particles from unfiltered fermentation. The head is modest but persistent, with delicate white foam that clings to the glass walls. Vigorous carbonation lifts the haze throughout, creating a visually soft and inviting presentation.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with bright sweet orange and ripe pineapple, followed by pronounced tropical hop oils that suggest passionfruit and juicy stone fruit. Fresh grassy undertones emerge beneath, with minimal malt presence—the restraint here lets the Edelhopfen character speak with remarkable clarity and punch.

◐ Taste

Entry brings juicy mango and citrus zest across a light, clean palate. The mid-palate maintains a grassy, herbal hop structure without heaviness, while moderate bitterness (40 IBU) arrives as a gentle grip rather than assertive bite. At 2.3% ABV, minimal malt and alcohol warmth allow the hop oils to dominate without fatigue.

◑ Finish

The finish is crisp and relatively brief, with lingering citrus and herb notes that fade cleanly. Excellent drinkability stems from the lack of residual sweetness or alcohol heat, leaving the palate refreshed and eager for another pour.