10-51: Full Sail, Wreck the Halls

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Friday, December 7, 2007

Full Sail, Wreck the Halls

Look: Peach colored with cream foam head

Taste: Blast of hops accompanied by strong grapefruit and citrus taste

Conclusion: This is a 6.7% hop filled breakfast beverage! Or at least it tasted like it. I exaggerate but the tart grapefruit and abundance of hops are the main flavors in this "Hoppy Holiday Ale".

I'm a grapefruit juice fan so I instantly took to this zesty brew immediately. This would pair great with a sandwich on a hot day, or even some pancakes! Making myself hungry. This one is refreshing and bold. A surprisingly scrumptious change-up on overhopped beers. Highly recommend it!

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Friday, December 7, 2007

Full Sail, Wreck the Halls

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