Love Fuzz has a nose that
blends metallic, malty, and fruit-focused notes. Its flavour has classic
red ale notes of copper and malt, but features hoppy pine and spruce
clanging alongside some fruity notes, and the faintest hint of light
roast coffee and a whisper of rye spice. The can told me to expect
blueberry, which I might not have noticed without some guidance, but the
citrus notes described were an easy flavour to pick up.
The
can claims that Love Fuzz was a gold medal winner at the Canadian
Brewing Awards, and one can tell why. This weird hybrid style is
executed with a precision that makes you wonder why it isn’t more
prevalent. Robustly flavourful, with the best of many worlds, I found
Love Fuzz to be a breath of fresh air and a bang-up brewski. My biggest
concern is that it won’t be regularly available at the shops maintained
by my government-run beer barons. Black Oak—please keep this one coming!
Rating: 9.5 out of 10.
No comments:
Post a Comment