It's nice having a decent beer stock, but every now and then, I go to pick out a beer, only to realize that most of my selection is somewhat monotone. Like now, for instance, much of my stock is some version of a pale ale/IPA. One of the few beers I have that falls outside of that umbrella is the Free Will Kolsch:
Vittles:
Kolsch
4.8% abv
Score:
Appearance: 8/10
Aroma: 21/25
Taste: 33/40
Mouthfeel: 8/10
Style: 5/5
Drinkability: 8/10
Overall: 83/100
Impression:
The aroma leads with a crackery/biscuity scent, followed closely by a light fruitiness and a hint of fresh grass. The flavors have a bit of a grassy bent to them, and the malt and hops are nicely balanced. The fruitiness is a little more apparent on the tongue than in the nose. It finishes mildly dry with very little lingering aftertaste. This seems like a solid, by the book Kolsch. I could find this beer enjoyable year round.
Cheers!
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