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Pours a reddish copper with little to no head. The aroma is of young fermented grapes with a little sour funk. The first sip doesn't yield as much sour as the aroma would lead you to believe it has. There are strong hints of robust red wines in the taste that give this beer tremendous depth and complexity. The more sips taken builds the tartness up to a mild sourness that's pleasant but not overpowering. It's oaky and earthy with hints of Cabernet and cherry that's barely distinguishable. It finishes ever so slightly dry. What's notable here is that at 8.4% ABV, it's incredibly smooth and not overly sweet. The combination of light carbonation and tartness make this brew taste like a high quality crafted beer.
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TeamConeOcala Aug 15, 2017 at 12:34PM
That doesn't include sitting on the plane prior to takeoffcantaloop Aug 16, 2017 at 12:06PM
I can't say enough about the offerings from Grant Teton Brewing. Amazingly quality craft beer with no off putting flavors.Leave a Comment: