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Wanderer is a Golden Wheat Hefeweizen that embarks on a journey of flavor exploration. Its golden hue is the first hint of its bright and lively character, the liquid gleaming like sunlit wheat fields in the glass. The beer presents a hazy, unfiltered appearance, a testament to its adherence to traditional hefeweizen brewing methods.

Upon the first sip, you encounter a lively and effervescent mouthfeel, a delicate carbonation that brings forward a symphony of flavors. Notes of banana and clove, characteristic of the hefeweizen style, create a sweet and spicy balance, while subtle citrus undertones provide a hint of zest and freshness.

The wheat malt backbone of Wanderer provides a soft, grainy sweetness that gives the beer its full body, and smooth, round finish. This brew is truly a wanderer, taking your palate on an adventure from the sweetly complex fruit and spice flavors to the finishing notes of wheat and yeast.

Its moderate alcohol content and refreshing character make Wanderer an excellent summer beer. This Golden Wheat Hefeweizen is a well-crafted tribute to traditional German brewing, a sunny, easy-drinking beer that invites you to sit back, relax, and embark on a flavor journey.

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The Hoppy Hare is a compelling exploration of American Pale Ale, crafted with a specific focus on highlighting the symphony between American Pale Ale grains and Citra and Amarillo hops.

Appearance: In the glass, Hoppy Hare presents a luminous golden-orange hue, a delightful nod to the vibrant tones of American landscapes. It’s mildly hazy, a testament to its unfettered brewing style. A frothy, snow-white head tops the beer, creating an enticing visual contrast and leaving an artistic lacing as it gradually recedes.

Aroma: The aroma is a joyful dance of hops and malt. It starts with an invigorating waft of citrus, thanks to the Citra hops, suggesting fresh notes of grapefruit, lime, and a hint of tropical fruit. Amarillo hops chime in with their characteristic floral and citrusy notes, adding complexity. The malt background, subtle yet noticeable, introduces a comforting hint of caramel and toasted bread.

Taste: On the palate, Hoppy Hare continues to impress. It begins with a rush of Citra-influenced citrus flavors, mingling with the slightly sweet and smooth profile offered by American Pale Ale grains. Amarillo hops follow, introducing a delightful counterpoint with their floral nuances and a hint of orange. The malt backbone balances the hop bitterness brilliantly, offering a toasted, grainy sweetness that rounds off the beer nicely.

Mouthfeel: The Hoppy Hare has a medium body with moderate carbonation, ensuring it’s refreshing yet substantial enough on the palate. The finish is fairly dry, with a lingering hop bitterness that invites another sip.

Overall: Hoppy Hare is a well-crafted, flavorful American Pale Ale that offers a delightful complexity through the combination of Citra and Amarillo hops with the traditional American Pale Ale grains. It’s a beer that promises and delivers a ‘hoppy’ experience for all beer enthusiasts.

Grains:
-American Pale Ale
-Flaked Oats
-Flaked Wheat

Hops:
-Citra
-Amarillo

Yeast:
Nottingham

Brewed on 3/26/23

Kegged on 4/11/23

7% abv

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