Andrew Lord: Aroma 4.0, taste 4.0 aftertaste 2.9. Think going to a pottery class, creating a glorious pot, but then licking your fingers before washing your hands. It even tastes bitty, like clay slip.
4.8% ABV
N/A IBU
56 Ratings
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Simon Dewhurst is drinking a Third Eye by Wild Card Brewery at Untappd at Home
Weekend starting a bit later than normal
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Misa London is drinking a Third Eye by Wild Card Brewery at Untappd at Home
The very first bbq beer this year, a bit watery and hoppy, but not very strong flavours.
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stephen b is drinking a Third Eye by Wild Card Brewery at Kinghorn Railway Station (KGH)
Citrusy grapefruit hoppage type thing
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Martin G is drinking a Third Eye by Wild Card Brewery at Untappd at Home
Cooking beer. As in beer whilst cooking beer.
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Rebecca G is drinking a Third Eye by Wild Card Brewery at Untappd at Home
NEIPA-ish
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Andrew Lord is drinking a Third Eye by Wild Card Brewery at The Bishops Cave
Lovely aromas of walking through an orange & grapefruit grove on a dewey morning and posh blackcurrant jam; taste is similar, but there’s an annoying clay-slip yeasty muddiness, not estery, not autolysed, just yeasty (think Kieselguhr, which may not help)
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Brett Munslow: I love the exactness of this sub-post. The mathematician in me averaged and agreed with your riposte. 😆
