DSSOLVR Burn With Me

Burn With Me

 

DSSOLVR in Asheville, North Carolina, United States 🇺🇸

Collab with: Horus Aged Ales
  Bock - Heller Bock Regular
Score
6.82
ABV: 7.5% IBU: - Ticks: 1
“Burn With Me” is the last installment of our exploration of Hawaiian Lehua Honey with the sweeties over at @horusagedales. For this last installment, we wanted to see what the Honey would do on a less aggressive base than a Stout, but more impactful than a Mead. We settled on a 7.5% Honey Bock, and the timing couldn’t have been better because our homies @riverbend were dropping some new malts that we wanted to try out!

Mashed with @riverbendmalt Avalon Pilsner and Avalon Vienna (those new new malts!) along with a dash of their Munich Rye, Munich Light, Munich Dark, and Chit Malt. Hopped gently with Saaz and Huell Melon, Whirlpooled aggressively with Hawaiian Lehua Honey, fermented low and slow with our House Lager Yeast, and spunded for dat natty carb before laying down to rest for many moons in our Horizontal Lager Tanks. Classic Chippy Boi™ character in a big and malty package, and just a wonderful balance of Honey without the typical cloying sweetness!

We experience refreshing malty goodness, Brown Bread drizzled in Honey, and whisps of Melon rind and floral bouquets. Not overly sweet, but a ton of Honey character, and this new Avalon malt from Riverbend really gives a deeper complexity than we were expecting. Hell yeah, BROTHER!
 

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7.2
Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 4 | Flavor - 8 | Texture - 10 | Overall - 8

Overpriced single from Appalachian. No born on date. Hesitant to share. Pint glass @home. From my experience, Hawaiian wildflower honey is all over the place. It can be good, great or slightly foul, but is usually very complex. Slight protein-hazed medium gold body, sticky head that quickly falls flat. Second pour is just as hazed but the head is a lot more lush. Bready, doughy, brown sugar, leafy bitter, very quiet nose. Taste is a fresh & sticky maibock, with extra body & more floral notes. Interesting, bold & sharp, floral honey interjects 3/4ths of the way in. Tea tannins. Deep bitter pine & herbage on the finish. Good acidity. Still manages some crispiness at the very end. Tasty.

Tried from Can on 23 Dec 2022 at 00:04