Slow Lane Brewing Supersaturated

I’ve talked before about Slow Lane’s penchant for can-conditioning their hop forward beers and the unique character is gives them. Supersaturated IPA, which has graduated to the brewery's core range since its first release, is no different in that regard, but this is probably the first full blown IPA they’ve released where the residual yeasty esters are almost non-existent.

Hopped with an absolute tropical fruit bomb combo of Mosaic, Citra, Simcoe and Motueka, Supersaturated is dripping with juicy hop aromas and flavours. Ripe mango, paw paw, lychee and lime zest dominate the nose and palate. The base is full and rounded with wheat malts and a mild sweetness well countered with a moderate bitterness and clean, dry finish.

Judd Owen