HOPIQ FACEOFF
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Taste match
HOPIQ TAKE
Jack Black Super Crush Grapefruit Radler if you want actual hop character and bite, Samuel Adams Porch Rocker if you want a crushable, barely-there refresher. The Jack Black sits right at that sweet spot where the grapefruit citrus plays off real bitterness—40 IBUs is doing actual work here. The Porch Rocker is playing a different game entirely: it's a lemonade-adjacent sipper where the 8 IBUs basically don't register, and that extra 1.5% ABV actually matters for body since there's nothing else holding it together.
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WHEN TO CHOOSE WHICH
Pick Jack Black Super Crush Grapefruit Radler when…
- →You actually want hop presence in a radler—grapefruit needs backbone
- →It's early evening and you want something with structure and refresh
- →You're tired of radlers that taste like juice masquerading as beer
Pick Samuel Adams Porch Rocker when…
- →It's hot, you're grilling, and you want maximum drinkability
- →You're introducing someone to radlers who thinks hops are too bitter
- →Quantity over intensity—this one doesn't fatigue your palate
SIDE BY SIDE
| Jack Black Super Crush Grapefruit Radler | Samuel Adams Porch Rocker | |
| ABV | 3% | 4.5% |
| Bitterness | Noticeably bitter | Mild |
| Colour | Pale gold | Golden |
| Style | Radler | Radler |
| Origin | South Africa | United States |
WHAT IT TASTES OF
Both beers
STRUCTURE — HOW IT'S BUILT
TASTING NOTES