Planet Of The Pink Ponies
Amager Bryghus in Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark 🇩🇰
Pale Ale - New England / Hazy Special|
Score
6.75
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Øltype: Tørhumlet Hazy Pale Ale / Dryhopped Hazy Pale Ale
Ingredienser: Vand. Bygmalt: Golden Promise. Hvedemalt. Havremalt. Humle: Columbus, Krush, Cascade, Galaxy. Gær: London Fog.
For the past generation or so, small colorful ponies with huge brushable manes have been a total hit when it comes to children’s toys. As with all glittering successes it all started in the US when entrepreneur Hugh Flynt launched a brand of sweet looking fat little ponies in pastel colors. The success was imminent. But where on earth did the inspiration come from? Well, Hugh Flynt was a very private person, but after his death it has been revealed that his late wife, Hildegard Flynt, was a very dedicated amateur astronomer. Dedicated to a degree where she actually owned the biggest private telescope in the world. Hildegard had left extremely thorough records of her private discoveries in space and one of them in particular left her family flabbergasted. According to Hildegard Flynt, a small unknown planet exists between Earth and Venus and – hold on tight now - it’s inhabited only by happy little pink ponies. Studying the happy life of these beautiful little creatures was seemingly the endless inspiration that her husband turned into a commercial success and the Flynts into multi-millionaires. However, for fear of discrediting and ridiculing the family name, the Flynt heirs have chosen to keep these sensational discoveries a secret from anyone but a narrow circle within the U.S. government. But rest assured, The Planet of the Pink Ponies is out there somewhere.
Ingredienser: Vand. Bygmalt: Golden Promise. Hvedemalt. Havremalt. Humle: Columbus, Krush, Cascade, Galaxy. Gær: London Fog.
For the past generation or so, small colorful ponies with huge brushable manes have been a total hit when it comes to children’s toys. As with all glittering successes it all started in the US when entrepreneur Hugh Flynt launched a brand of sweet looking fat little ponies in pastel colors. The success was imminent. But where on earth did the inspiration come from? Well, Hugh Flynt was a very private person, but after his death it has been revealed that his late wife, Hildegard Flynt, was a very dedicated amateur astronomer. Dedicated to a degree where she actually owned the biggest private telescope in the world. Hildegard had left extremely thorough records of her private discoveries in space and one of them in particular left her family flabbergasted. According to Hildegard Flynt, a small unknown planet exists between Earth and Venus and – hold on tight now - it’s inhabited only by happy little pink ponies. Studying the happy life of these beautiful little creatures was seemingly the endless inspiration that her husband turned into a commercial success and the Flynts into multi-millionaires. However, for fear of discrediting and ridiculing the family name, the Flynt heirs have chosen to keep these sensational discoveries a secret from anyone but a narrow circle within the U.S. government. But rest assured, The Planet of the Pink Ponies is out there somewhere.
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4.8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 4
Flavor 3
Texture 6
Overall 5
Can, huge thanks H! Shared with Fil and Ryan. Murky amber body, off-white head. BIt cabbagey, spicy, fruity aroma. Something's not right here... Lean, dry taste, cabbage and orange-like hoppiness. Damn, this can was off, such a shame. To be rerated if possible, of course!
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on 01 Feb 2025
at 15:28