My top three brewery's are Deya, Polly's and Unbarred. Admittedly it is probably due to a lack of diversity and I wonder if any of them will be top in the years to follow. Shaky Tail is a double dry hop celebration of Simcoe. It's pale and hazy as fook, in fact it looks like pineapple juice. The aroma this gives is beautiful, tropical and citrus. 5.5% alcohol, very soft in the mouth like marshmallow, with medium+ body. It's fairly hefty actually, which may be due to this beers dankness. There's an array of apricot, passionfruit, pineapple and slight yuzu in a fruit salad. That is to say, other than apricot, not one fruit flavour stands out. This brew really shows off Simcoe and has given me a new appreciation for it's contribution to beers it often joins. Tropical juice in a very hoppy manner, this is what it tastes like when you shove loads of hops in the dry hop; wasteful decadence, glorious it is. If deya made a Saturated in Simcoe (I think they may have done actually,) it would be like this only with a bit more body and weight. Having finished the can, I could go for another even though the intensity is still with me and my tongue is still dancing! The first Polly brew from the box full I ordered has proven to me it was a wise purchase and I've still got the rest to look forward to!

Alors je sais pas si c'est celle ci exactement mais en tout cas c'est un DDH Simcoe. Toujours intéressant en dry hoppin, il donne ce côté caramel/resineux et agrumes sans pour autant tirer trop sur une grosse longueur en bouche et une forte amertume. Bien sympa

Canned 11/11/20. Clear DDH. Nicely Simcoe flavour. Dank, pine, slight chalk. Light finish, typical for pale ales. Good one. Nicely fresh, too. Goes well along cyberpunkin'.