Beer As part of their "Trail Pass NA Variety Pack”, #sierranevada has included several #nonalcoholic options. Below are our thoughts on each.
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More on #sierranevada Trail Pass Brewveza.
Out of the can, Brewveza produces a hefty amount of off-white head, resting on a golden lake of clarity. Receding quickly, there remains an angry blanket of lacing inside the glass.
Swirling and sniffing, we recover pungent notes of lime zest, and subtle notes of orange citrus, and some cooking herbs.
Sipping, we recover those same notes along with some sweet malt, and a lime zest finish. Overall, Brewveza has a mild mouthfeel, no alcoholic warmth, and slickness on the palate.
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More on #sierranevada Trail Pass Hazy IPA
Out of the can, Hazy IPA produces a hefty amount of off-white head, resting on a bed of burnt yellow haziness. Receding, there remains a torn blanket of lacing on the surface.
Swirling and sniffing, we recover pungent notes of garlic, and subtle notes of tropical citrus, and maybe stone fruit.
Sipping, we recover those same notes along with some herbal character, finishing bitter. Overall, Hazy IPA has a mild mouthfeel, no alcoholic warmth, and a slickness on the palate punctuated by bitterness.
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