On tap at Kitchen & Beer Bar, golden light-bodied German pils (a.k.a. Mount Olive Pilsner) contrasts subtly honey spiced pilsner malt sweetness against musky lemon souring and dry floral herbage.
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JERSEY GIRL SUN KISSED CITRA INDIA PALE ALE
Lemony yellow grapefruit zesting brightens Citra-hopped moderation. In the midst, mild tangerine-pineapple-mango prickle and tart candied orange snip pick up wispy juniper-nipped pine resin above neutral oated wheat base.
JERSEY GIRL ELDER MAGIC WHEAT BEER
On tap at Taphouse Grille – Wayne, nearly cloy lemon-sugared elderberry tartness contrasts slightly soured white wine esters, picking up a vodka-nipped orange twist over sweet cereal wheat base for ancient 12th century ElderLemonWeizen recipe revisited.
JERSEY GIRL KING GAMBRINUS TRIPEL
Unconventional tripel retains richly textured expansive flavor profile. Creamy vanilla-daubed dried fruiting gains Chardonnay-buttered Vermouth respite and herbal white-peppered chamomile swipe as banana bread, bruised orange, lemon meringue, candied peach and pineapple lollipop dollops kick back cider souring.
JERSEY GIRL WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE
On tap at Hoover’s, bold breakfast stout blends Kona-Sumatra coffee bean bittering with fudgy Belgian chocolate sweetness above maple-sugared flaked oats. Expansive mocha richness spreads thru cedar-seared hop char, picking up warm whisky nip, mild cola-hazelnut sashay and peaty earthiness.
JERSEY GIRL TIP THE PORTER
On tap at River Of Beer, dry English-styled porter conditioned on sweet orange peels retains mild quirkiness. Nutty coffee roast and dark chocolate bittering only slightly embellished by tangy orange peel respite above earthen hop char. May better chocolate orange candy.
JERSEY GIRL SUNNY DAY AMERICAN PALE ALE
JERSEY GIRL QUEEN GAMBRINUS TRIPEL
On tap at Andy’s Corner Bar, tropical version of King Gambrinus tickles the fancy with moderate mango, pineapple and watermelon adjuncts draping sour lemon-candied tartness as well as wispy hibiscus-chamomile herbage. Not quite as convincing as the King, yet mildly enticing for fruit ale lovers.