This has a tropical fruit and citrus taste that leans towards peach, pineapple, light passion fruit and grapefruit. Has a little pine. Bitterness is light at best. Overall a nice hazy. Not NT best but well worthy. Canned 5/27/26.

This mainly citrusy the tropical notes thrown in. Leans towards lemon with light passionfruit and very light tangerine. Has a medium hoppy bitterness. Hints of pine. Has a touch of biscuity malt. Overall a well done tasty session No date on can.

Happy Friday. This hit me with grapefruit at first. That faded and remained in the background. Then an orange with some tangerine taste took over. Has a touch of a creamy taste to it that showed up towards the end as it warmed. Has a light bitterness. Overall it’s kind of basic. It’s not going to blow your socks off but tastes very good. Canned 5/6/26. 102 degrees today. Hiding inside again.

Fruity smell. Fruity notes with blueberry, strawberry and raspberry. Pretty nice!! Nice sourness at the end too. Fruity and refreshing. Good sourness, nice sour!!

Thin head and medium-low carbonation. Opaque red robe. The smell has interesting crumble notes with a bit of blueberry. .8 Fruity attack with blueberry, and cinnamon. .9 Then the crumble notes develop and last for a while. We still have some blueberry fruity notes. .8 The aftertaste offers nice crumble notes and cinnamon notes along with a nice and gentle sweetness. .8 Definitely a good beer that is pleasant to sip. However it’s not sour at all and not super powerful. It’s enjoyable but could have been better. .6

Beautiful hazy robe. Nice head, low carbonation. The smell offers nice notes of lime. .8 Gentle fresh attack with notes of litchee, and lime. .8 Then we have some stonefruit notes (apricot mainly). .7 The aftertaste is sparkly, and offers a gentle sweetness. We also have notes of apricot and stonefruit. .9 Overall a very fresh and gentle beer despite the 8.9%. It has a great body and pleasant aromas. Good beer! .8

Happy Friday. This is fruity that leans towards pineapple, peach, berry that is quite dank and weedy with some very light pine. Has a light hoppy bitterness. Has a very light wheat/oat malt base. As usual New Trail doesn’t disappoint. Plus, I always love a good dank beer. Canned 12/23/25.