Neon

Can from Beer Republic. Aroma is citrussy hops with soft pale malt, citrus, tropical notes, orange, some grapefruit and candied fruit. Zesty orange rind. Flavour is medium bitter with some definite sweetness as well. Body is medium. Bittersweetish, citrussy, good.

Pint can from Woodman's Menomonee Falls, 2/15/21. Orange, slight haze. Large foamy white head, good retention. Aroma of not much... spice, pale malt, some nuttiness. Taste is grapefruit, pine, orange, pineapple, pale malt. Medium bodied. Not very white but still tasty nonetheless.

473ml can. Slightly cloudy, dark yellow-ish, golden colour with average, frothy, osteoporosing, snow-white head. Sweet-ish, wheaty malty and spicy, grassy, fruity, slightly piney, hoppy aroma, rather unspecific fruitiness, some tropical fruity and citrusy aspects. Taste is spicy, grassy, slightly piney and citrusy hoppy, sweet-ish, wheaty malty basis, hints of lemon, a touch of lime. Oily texture, smooth and soft palate, fine, slightly prickly carbonation. Nice spicy touch, quite restricted Citra flavours. Pretty decent.

Keg at Man in The Moon, Stockholm. Cloudy straw colour, rich head. Aroma of papaya and caramel. Mid sweet with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Caramelly with wheat dough. Some papaya and green onion. Long bitter finish. Too sweet and caramelly.

Ridiculously hazy golden and peach coloured body with hardly any head at all, but a thick, juicy look that shows about 80% opaque; The can gave way quite a bit, so it seemed obvious that there wouldn't be much carbonation here. Aroma of juice, alcohol, oranges, curacao, coriander seed, wheat, grass, hay and a dose of bright herbal and perfumey hops that show well and leave a nice citrus and dry funk toward the end. Light to Medium-bodied; Assertive grassy and herbal qualities up front with a subdued but noticeable bitterness from the citrus and hops with a light sweetness from pure fruits (oranges and grapefruits) with a dash of malt body from the wheat, but finishing dry, grassy and perfumey, in a good way. Aftertaste is light and airy with a good deal of bitterness, character and complexity which is great for the style and for the time of the year - refreshing, while still having loads of character. Overall, a very nice beer and even if you are 1,000 miles or more NORTH of Miami, this is still a great beer in the summertime heat, assuming you can find it of course! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from Knightly Spirits in Orlando, Florida (Orange Blossom Trail) on 05-May-2018 for US$3,79 sampled at home in Washington on 18-June-2018, the first VERY hot day of the summer (it's not even technically summer) here.

Nice label for a Miami beer. Not sure where they're at with it though it's kind of all over the place. Appearance is kind of like a Northeast Style with Haze, but there's barely any hop flavor or aroma. It's just an okay beer. Body isn't too bad nor is the Finish. Meh.

Hazy, light tan, thin head. Earthy citrusy hop nose. Light bitterness, mellow malts are a bit muddled, but not bad. Nice bit of blackberry in the finish. --- Beer merged from original tick of Neon on 21 Jan 2023 at 03:32 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6.5. Original review text: Slight haze, just a thin head. Fairly bitter, a deeper pinier bitterness. Lots of sweet malt; this is pretty WC for a hazy.