Well it’s officially springtime,
at least in some places it feel more like than other, that maybe buried in snow
and whatnot. But this is a spring seasonal from Samuel Adam, Alpine Spring 550%
ABV. Sam Adams calls this an unfiltered larger, and yes I think it looks like
what they say it is. Alpine Spring pours a hazy golden yellow color with a
bright one finger tight white head that is quit bubbly. I found little light coming
through the glass with a nice stream of bubbly carbonation. The aroma is a bit
on the citrus side with nice lemon scents with a nice hit of crisp malt. Alpines
taste is a nice little lemon and crisp malts like you get in the aroma, the
taste is like a lighter wit or a lighter wiezen style beer. There is also a
very tiny amount of hops to this but very low on bitterness. The mouth feel is
light to medium with a nice zesty feel and some tingle of bubbles on your tongue.
Alpine Spring finishes crisp and very refreshing, leaving a little sweetness
and lemon behind for a nice aftertaste. I enjoyed this, so I am giving this A.
This beer is a great effort from Sam Adams, and I would love to have this over
and over again. Yes I would recommend
that every beer drinker go and try this one. It really captures springtime, and
Alpine Spring is like a beautiful spring day in a bottle. So please let me know
how you like this one down below in the comment section! Cheers! Please enjoy
responsibly
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