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Fitz Super Clear if you want to disappear into a beer without thinking about it,
Wild Heaven Emergency Drinking Beer if you want actual flavor to justify the glass.
Both clock in around 4.4–4.5% ABV, so they're equally sessionable—the real difference is intent. Fitz is engineered for invisibility; it's the beer you drink when you're thirsty, not curious. Wild Heaven leans into the pils tradition with 40 IBUs, so you're getting something you can taste and remember.
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Tasting notes
Fitz Super Clear
Fitz Super Clear does exactly what the name promises: it vanishes. There's almost nothing happening on the palate—no hop bite, no malt sweetness, just clean grain and carbonation moving through your mouth. It's not a flaw; it's the point. This is a beer built for speed and volume, where the goal is refreshment, not contemplation. You'll finish one and immediately want another, which is the whole design.
Wild Heaven Emergency Drinking Beer
Wild Heaven's Emergency Drinking Beer is a pils-style session ale that actually tastes like something. There's genuine hop character here—a peppery, slightly grassy bitterness that sits at 40 IBUs and doesn't quit. You get actual malt backbone underneath, crisp and clean but present. It's designed to be drunk fast (hence the name), but it rewards attention. This is a beer you taste, not a beer that happens to you.
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