Off the jump, aromas
of grapefruit and orange were dominant, but as time passed, more
tropical notes seemed to emerge, particularly passion fruit. The flavour
was sweet and fruity, with an unrepentant boozy streak. The back end
found some understated NEIPA bitterness based around the citrus theme.
My
feelings on this offering from Toronto’s Bandit were only slightly
mixed, due to the pronounced sweetness, particularly initially. I’d have
liked the juicy notes to have tended more toward tart. However, the
strength was admirable, the look was elegant (as long as you don’t mind
haze), and the finish provided a decent counterweight to the front-end
sugars.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
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