This is a series of unpretentious, yet thoughtful, beer reviews of beers brewed all over the world. Today’s BANGER is:

Here Comes The Reaper: 18th Street Brewery 

Right off the bat…I love this can. A bad ass grim reaper pointing outward with a golden moon behind them is anything and everything that has me reaching for a can. This is a 6.3% ABV India Pale Ale. Seems simple enough right? Lets get into it…

The Look:

Pours out of the can with a slight haze, a darker yellow leaning its way to orange with a sturdy, off white, head.

The Nose:

Not the most aromatic beer. A very soft nose featuring your usual cast of pine, orange peel and a slightly earthy (almost like wood) finish.

First Sip:

Very creamy mouthfeel. Soft Orange and berry notes followed by herbal tea and pine. Very low bitterness.

Warming Up: 

Not a ton of change. Bitter fruit rind and touches of acidity begin to come through. Lightly toasted bread begins to peak its way through the citrus and pine.

The Burp:

A blast of citrus with very little acidity. Tingles the nose hairs.

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Manny

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Manny Negron is a Certified Beer Server who has been steadily building a portfolio in the Craft Beer Industry for years. He strives to grow his beer knowledge every day through work or personal “research.” Catch him pouring at Craft Beer Cellar or drinking at any local brewery.

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