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Temple Brewing Company
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Joe W
@ Temple Brewing Co.1 year ago
4.0
Australian beer No. 100
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Ilya M
5 years ago
3.0
The touch of salt adds a hint of sophistication to what would otherwise be a citrusy, light summer beer.
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WexiLahti
@ Claypots Seafood Bar6 years ago
4.4
Murky, deep dark brown beer resembles black coffee. The head is tan, cotton and reaches two fingers. The foamy pillow descends quickly to a frazil-icy lacing on top.
The scent offers colossal mocha, a tad raw chocolate and identifiable tobacco. A slight burned note follows. The gustatory experience follows exactly along the same path: loads of strong espresso, roasted coffee beans, a good amount of raw chocolate and a distinct charred nuance. Quite predictable but delicious.
The body is medium. The beer ends with hefty mocha and raw dark chocolate. The bitter aftertaste lingers in mouth for a rather long time.
The mouthfeel is strong, extraordinarily soft and truly smooth. It's also a bit charred and slightly dry.
Works beautifully with nannygaj and lemongrass.