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Salt Flats Tropic Rye Lager and Salt Lake Brewing Bee Sting
This rye lager also boasts a hop bill that is less typical of lager, and more so what you'd expect from a pale ale—yet somehow, it all seems to work.
Salt Flats - Tropic Rye Lager : This new beer features one of my favorite malts: rye. There are plenty of rye ales floating around out there, but not too many lagers. This rye lager also boasts a hop bill that is less typical of lager, and more so what you'd expect from a pale ale—yet somehow, it all seems to work.
The beer forms a chill haze, but is otherwise pretty clear, with a light tinge of amber. A less-than-aggressive pour from the beer tender produces about two fingers of dense, pillowy, sticky off-white foam; I can see a bubble or two of carbonation in the glass.
The aroma is a nice…
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