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Review of Second Life Beer by Area Two Experimental Brewing

Review of Second Life Beer by Area Two Experimental Brewing

Our Score: 95/100

95/100 Aroma: 12 Appearance: 3 Flavor: 19 Mouthfeel: 5

We’re talking about Area Two Experimental Brewing Second Life. Here is everything you need to know about this exceptional brew. It’s time to dive right into this ultimate sour experience, characterized by a trio of black raspberry, sour cherry, and funk.

What the Brewers Say

This non-traditional, sour beer is a sensory explosion that fills your mouth with spectacular flavors. You’re transported into an experimental phase in brewing where the beer becomes an expression of innovation, pushing the boundary of what constitutes a traditional beer.

Our Panel’s Evaluation

First impressions matter and, on the nose, this beer sets the stage with figgy raspberry preserves. It’s the uncovered treasure trove of seeds and all, that will leave your senses intrigued. Drifting subtly into the aroma, there are pleasant raisin notes reminiscent of a sweet red grape, akin to mincemeat-pie filling.

The Sour Hit & Sweet Balance

The flavor profile ushers in a pleasant, cranberry-like sourness, a sharpness supported by a craisin-like sweetness. This blend not only maintains the balance but intrigues enough to keep your taste buds engaged. More importantly, the juicy brew embraces a caramelized dark-fruit stripe for an added depth.

The Unique Sip

Transitioning towards the finish, you’re greeted with a fizzy, Champagne-like wrap-up. This beer is indeed intended for those who crave something different, non-traditional, and fun. It’s Experimental Brewing at its finest!

Editor’s Thoughts

Our editors had a blast with this beer. Notable highlights include rich berry and cherry flavors, enhancing an engaging, low key experience with subtle echoes of spicy currant. Undeniably, it is bold and intense. The flavor mimics the aroma, a rolling landscape of tart berry, amplified by backing beer that carefully avoids overstepping the fruit’s tartness. A slight touch of funkiness, coupled with a tannic edge, reinforces the beer element. However, the undoubted star of the show remains the fruit.

On the Shelf

Next time you’re in the beer aisle, keep an eye out for the Area Two Experimental Brewing Second Life. It’s everything you never knew you needed in a beer. A sensory play that serves as a reminder of the expansive possibilities that exist within the brewing world. And remember, always save some room on your shelf for the experimental.

How We Review

Our reviews are a combination of sensory evaluation by our panel of experts, brewer descriptions, editor comments, and your feedback. Our ultimate aim is to present a comprehensive and objective review that can shape your brewing journey.

Review of Second Life Beer by Area Two Experimental Brewing
Review of Second Life Beer by Area Two Experimental Brewing

Style: Wild Ale (with Fruit)

ABV: 5.5

Reader Rating4686 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.

3 thoughts on “Review of Second Life Beer by Area Two Experimental Brewing”

  1. Meredith Halvorson III

    Uries trailing through aromas blossoming from cultivated yeasts. Another massive step forward is in the taste where the flavor packs a punch, but it’s not a flavor bomb, intensive and exciting, but also flawlessly balanced. This is a true standout beer that earned a high score of 95/100.

    This beer sounds like a wonderfully unique and delicious experience, with a bold flavor and impressive score. It’s clear that the brewers have put a lot of thought and innovation into creating something truly exceptional. Cheers to a great score of 95/100!

  2. Ure chest with its rich and fruity aroma that has you getting excited about just how unique this beer will be. The appearance, however, was a bit lacking as the beer poured a murky brown color with minimal head retention. As for flavor, the sour notes of the black raspberry and cherry are balanced out by the funkiness, creating a complex and enjoyable taste. The mouthfeel was smooth and medium-bodied, with a dry finish. Overall, our panel was impressed with the creative and bold flavors of this beer, but the appearance could use some improvement.

    Our Score: 95/100. This beer truly lives up to its name as an experimental and innovative brew. While the appearance may not be the most visually appealing, the flavors and aroma more than make up for it. A must-try for any beer lover looking for something out of the ordinary.

    A high score of 95/100 for this exceptional brew shows just how impressive it truly is. The aroma, flavor, and mouthfeel are all top-notch, making it a must-try for any beer lover. It’s an ultimate sour experience that pushes the boundaries of traditional beer and showcases the innovation and creativity of the brewers. As for the appearance, it may not be perfect, but don’t let that deter you from trying this outstanding beer. Overall, our panel was thoroughly impressed and would highly recommend Area Two Experimental Brewing Second Life to others.

  3. Ue under the sea. The beautiful rosy red color visually captures the excitement of what’s to come. During our tasting, our taste buds were greeted with a balanced mix of tartness and sweetness, with a satisfying mouthfeel. Overall, this beer is an excellent example of creativity and quality, earning a solid 95 points out of 100.

    This beer has an impressive score of 95/100, showcasing its excellent aroma, appearance, flavor, and mouthfeel. The trio of flavors – black raspberry, sour cherry, and funk – creates a sensory explosion. This beer pushes the boundaries and showcases innovation in brewing. Despite its non-traditional style, it impresses the taste buds with a perfect balance of tartness and sweetness. Overall, an exceptional beer that deserves its high score.

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