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◎ Aussehen

Deep golden hue with excellent clarity and vibrant carbonation that forms a dense, creamy head. The foam exhibits strong lacing as the beer is consumed, clinging persistently to the glass walls. Light plays through the translucent body, revealing its full strength without haze.

◌ Aroma

The nose strikes immediately with aggressive American hop character—dense pine resin and herbal notes dominate the foreground. Tropical citrus edges through, suggesting grapefruit and tangerine, while a clean malty undertone provides ballast. No yeast funk or oxidation; the aroma is assertive and straightforward.

◐ Geschmack

Bitter hops command the palate from entry through mid-palate, with resinous and piney character threading through layers of citrus intensity. The malt spine is substantial enough to anchor the 8% alcohol without creating booziness, providing a subtle caramel sweetness that balances the relentless bitterness. Carbonation sharpens the finish, cutting through the oilier hop oils.

◑ Abgang

The finish is long and dry, with lingering resinous bitterness and a peppery hop aftertaste that builds rather than fades. Alcohol warmth is present but restrained, allowing the hop bitterness to occupy center stage.

Serviertemperatur 8–11°C für das beste Geschmacks- und Aromaprofil.

Die geschwungene Form konzentriert Hopfenaromen und hält den Schaum. Unverzichtbar für aromatische Ales und IPAs, bei denen die Nase die halbe Erfahrung ist.