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4.2 % ABV. 5 IBU.
Ballast Point Brewing, San Diego, CA.
Clear, dull yellow, slim head.
In the nose: Loud lemon and lime. Outsized sourness. Bright and citrus-y.
In the mouth: Tart. Citrusy. Big ol' lemon and lime. Slightly salty. Simple, but does the job. If you want a nice, light citrusy ale, you can't go wrong here at all.
I'd love to say more, but there's nothing more to say.
I'll let this guy say it: Citrus Cove captures the salty spray of an ocean wind mingled with a bright tropical character that begs one refreshing sip after the other. Crisp, lemon citrus acidity leads the way to a nice, dry, salt and lime zest finish. The result is a surprisingly fresh take on the classic Gose style, turning all hours into happy hour.
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