Tonight's beer: Mother Earth (Kinston, NC) Sisters of the Moon
Grassy-floral bitterness, with threads of citrus and pine. Plenty of pale bread for balance, with flickers of caramel and toast. Impressions of nuts and/or toffee in the distance. Bitter, then a bit sweet, then nicely and thoroughly dry.
Medium-bodied, decently carbonated. Drying and scrubbing and pretty refreshing. A bit to much resinous stickiness for this to come across as clean or cleansing. Bordering on abrasive.
A pretty nice IPA. Intense and complex, pretty well-balanced (considering the style) and nicely integrated. Pretty drinkable, if on the abrasive side—I'm pretty sure it's what the brewers intended. A nice little find from a trip to Georgia.
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| Mother Earth (Kinston, NC) Sisters of the Moon |
Grassy-floral bitterness, with threads of citrus and pine. Plenty of pale bread for balance, with flickers of caramel and toast. Impressions of nuts and/or toffee in the distance. Bitter, then a bit sweet, then nicely and thoroughly dry.
Medium-bodied, decently carbonated. Drying and scrubbing and pretty refreshing. A bit to much resinous stickiness for this to come across as clean or cleansing. Bordering on abrasive.
A pretty nice IPA. Intense and complex, pretty well-balanced (considering the style) and nicely integrated. Pretty drinkable, if on the abrasive side—I'm pretty sure it's what the brewers intended. A nice little find from a trip to Georgia.
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