And that’s another #beersaturday week with another beer from The Garden Brewery. I feel that I tried at least half of their portfolio in my latest beer tastings. And they all feel solid when I enjoy them in my weekend afternoons. So far I had various IPAs, Pale ales and even Sour beers.
Today I chose to try the Oseka, which is a representative of the Hazy IPA style.
I don’t ibow about you, but I really want to try this and see if it is as mouth watering and juicy as it promises to be. Fresh citrus scent is released into the surrounding air as soon as I openen the can. Now real promises are being made. Will it spoil the expectations or will it seal the “Top Brewery” envelope around The Garden Brewery? Let’s find out.
The looks are great! A divine haziness, golden color and a beautiful amount of carbonation. The head is thick and fine, pretty long lasting. This glass represents a perfect pour and a perfect craft beer inside. Really, cannot look better for a Hazy IPA.
Now… let’s find out how it feels in mouth.
The first sip gave me a quite pleasant initial feeling. Definitely watering and juicy, with strong taste of citrus fruits and a real melon waves. It is not that strong flavor, but it is definitely there. Delicate carbonation lingers the palate and cheers the overall feeling even more.
It is not that heavy and thick. Maybe just medium bodied woth good amount of sweetness. Just not overly sweet. Still the beer doesnt end that quickly and I have some happy time enjoying it in small sips. This is definitely one of these beers that I would enjoy having again and again.
Would you like to have an Oseka? Do you like Hazy IPAs, or just prefer drier beers? Of course, there are different occasions with different moods when people prefer different beer styles, but I think everyone has some greater preferences.
This was a perfect Sunday afternoon with a beautiful brew. And now it’s time to relax.
Bye and see you soon! Cheers! 🍺