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“Ebb and Flow Fermentations Front Beer Review Shake Up”

“Ebb and Flow Fermentations Front Beer Review Shake Up”

Our Score: 92/100

A Review of Ebb and Flow Fermentations Shake it up Front

For enthusiasts seeking a whole new way to enjoy beer, I present to you the Ebb and Flow Fermentations Shake it up Front. The brewers’ description of this unique concoction is as follows: “Barrel-aged sour with raspberry, oolong tea, orange peel, white peppercorn.” Just from that, I can already tell it’s going to be an interesting brew.

Aroma

This brew snagged a score of 12 in the aroma category. Upon the first waft, I immediately noticed a soft but highly inviting scent. A myriad of aromas seemed to swirl together. On one hand, it features an apricot-like quality that is subtle but distinct. Meanwhile, it also exudes a nutty stripe of graininess mingled seamlessly with minty-herbal notes. Also peaking through the shuffle was a faint whisper of berry, bringing an added layer of depth to this beer’s aroma.

Appearance

On appearance, it scored a decent 3. This brew doesn’t just pay attention to scent and taste, but it also takes its appearance seriously. It leaves a pleasing impression, indicating that a delightful drinking experience is up ahead.

Flavor

Here’s where things get truly interesting. A score of 17 in the flavor category, I have to say, is well-deserved. The taste of Shake it up Front is decidedly tart, unexpectedly dry, and thoroughly refreshing. What’s most impressive about this brew, however, is the unique blend of flavors it chooses to showcase. As aforementioned, it sparkles with a hint of citrus and berry tartness that effortlessly complements the saison-fermentation notes.

Even so, these flavors remain well within variety. They amplify the beer’s light, fresh taste rather than overpower it. Adding to this harmony is the brew’s subtly doughy body, which rounds out its flavor beautifully.

Mouthfeel

Shake it up Front earns a score of 5 in mouthfeel. It’s very light-bodied, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it lacks intricacy. It greets the tongue with a soft sparkle then tapers off to a surprisingly stark finish. There’s also a gentle mineral sheen at play here that enhances the texture of this brew. Its mouthfeel is unique and nothing short of a pleasure to experience.

The Verdict

In all, Ebb and Flow Fermentations Shake it up Front is an exceptional brew that invites you to savor its intricate layers of aroma, appearance, flavor, and mouthfeel. It’s truly a testament to the brewers’ creativity and craftsmanship. I rate it a solid 92/100. A tried-and-true delight for seasoned beer connoisseurs and curious novices alike. If you get the chance, I wholeheartedly recommend giving it a try. After all, you might just find your new favorite brew

“Ebb and Flow Fermentations Front Beer Review Shake Up”
“Ebb and Flow Fermentations Front Beer Review Shake Up”

Style: Saison/Farmhouse (Mixed Culture w/ Fruit)

ABV: 6.2

Reader Rating92579 Votes
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Dustin

Dustin is a writer about craft beer and a professional brewer in the city of Chicago. He has written for several magazines and has over a decade of experience in the beer industry. He is currently working on a book about the history of beer in Chicago.

2 thoughts on ““Ebb and Flow Fermentations Front Beer Review Shake Up””

  1. Overall, I am thoroughly impressed with the score of 92/100 for Ebb and Flow Fermentations Shake it up Front. The unique combination of ingredients results in a complex and intriguing beer experience. The aroma is inviting and the flavors are well-balanced, making this brew a must-try for any beer lover. Highly recommended!

  2. Meredith Halvorson III

    Ss intermingled with a variety of spices.

    Our Score: 92/100 showcases the amazing quality of this brew. With its unique combination of flavors, it is sure to be a hit among beer lovers. The aroma, with its blend of fruity and spicy notes, sets the perfect tone for the taste experience. Ebb and Flow Fermentations have truly outdone themselves with this one.

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