Unicorn Farm

Very hazy, super straw yellow looking body with a pretty thick, four to five centimetre tall creamy tan head that stays atop for a very long time atop of the 90 per cent, but still effervescent gold body. Aroma of grass, hay, flowers, grapes, white wine, tropical fruits and even a bit of candy - the nose is very nice and seemingly super complex, with enough malt here to be noticeable, too. Medium-bodied; Crisp, citrusey and grassy flavours show at first with a lot of pungency and bitterness, in a good way, with bitterness, dry and almost saison-y flavours coming through, with no sweetness at all, and only a touch of alcohol on the very end. Aftertaste is dry, but enjoyable, definitely closer to a West Coast IPA than anything else with limited malts, a lot of bitterness and dryness, no sugars and some dankness here, too. Overall, a nice, dry, grassy, floral and herbal beer that I wasn't really expecting, from New England and Unfiltered, but this was FAR removed from a New England IPA in a nice way. Great to sample and I'll be looking for more from this brewery the next time I'm up in the area - as this was nice! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the GlenRo Spirit Shoppe in Monroe, Connecticut on 05-September-2022 for US$3,49 with the tagline 'Mythical Taste' on the bottom of the can, canned on 14-April-2022 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 08-October-2022.