
It's a clear, copper-coloured offering with very little head. It has a very mild malt aroma. It moves from malty to bitter. Caramel notes give way to a coppery bitter finish. In addition, there's a little bit of an understated peach note lurking in the background.
It's perhaps a touch thin, but very drinkable. I'm pretty sure that I could make a barrel full disappear in a blink. If you find yourself in Kingston, this is a brew worth tracking down.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
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