Roam - Superdelic
Fox Farm Brewery in Salem, Connecticut, United States 🇺🇸
Pale Ale - New England / Hazy Series|
Score
6.97
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Introducing Roam with Superdelic. Superdelic is a new variety hailing from New Zealand and packs a novel sweet/berry quality along with some more common citrus/tropical aromatics. Yet another special variety born from the efforts of the legendary Dr. Ron Beatson, Superdelic has shown incredible promise for growers and brewers alike and has made for a wonderful batch of Roam.
Canning December 11, 2024
Canning December 11, 2024
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7.8/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8.5
Flavor 7
Texture 8
Overall 7
Armsby draught, 12/30/24.
Moderately-to-heavily hazy, blonde-brass-golden. Large, creamy, white head.
Earthy with heavy mineral (fairly prominent sulfur) and unripe tropical fruit skins. Very Riwaka-redolent, though not as much pure matchstick or overall intensity as that. Light honey and cracker from the easygoing, seemingly well-attenuated malts.
Soft, smooth, almost wheat-like texture with high attenuation but good suppleness to the body. Earthy, mineral/sulfur character with moderate tropical fruit, light pine-like acidity and lingering unripe tropical fruit/pineapple notes. Just a touch bitter/twangy at points, with the sulfury character and bone dry attenuation somewhat exacerbating this.
Moderately-to-heavily hazy, blonde-brass-golden. Large, creamy, white head.
Earthy with heavy mineral (fairly prominent sulfur) and unripe tropical fruit skins. Very Riwaka-redolent, though not as much pure matchstick or overall intensity as that. Light honey and cracker from the easygoing, seemingly well-attenuated malts.
Soft, smooth, almost wheat-like texture with high attenuation but good suppleness to the body. Earthy, mineral/sulfur character with moderate tropical fruit, light pine-like acidity and lingering unripe tropical fruit/pineapple notes. Just a touch bitter/twangy at points, with the sulfury character and bone dry attenuation somewhat exacerbating this.
Tried
from Draft
at
Armsby Abbey
on 31 Dec 2024
at 15:51