Ratio Beerworks Rooftops

**Aroma:** “Light biscuit sweetness up front, with some floral spice. Strong lime notes, like a margarita, with lemongrass and light earthiness. Some yeast, with moderate sulfur.” **Flavor:** “Strong citrus lime flavor comes through up front, with a saltiness that adds some complexity. The bread-like malt character gives way to the sweet lime and citrus notes. Light hops spiciness, with a light sourness, almost like a gose. Moderate carbonation with a medium body that finishes with a heavy lime note that continues to grow after the sip.” **Overall:** “This is a refreshing, citrusy lager, very much like a light margarita. Could be a fruit beer or a gose, but is more in line with some of the flavored German beers geared toward nonbeer/cocktail people.”

“Grainy, bready nose presents itself as somewhat husky. A hit of perfumy and herbal hops greets you. The malt is out of the way, just a hint of sweetness with moderately low bitterness. A green-fruit character and acidity finishes with the sip. Flabby. Crushable, reminding me of its European roots. Salt of the earth.”

Pleasant, enticing nose: sweet fresh-cracked grain, with hop notes ranging from floral and spicy to Limoncello. Soft, sweet corny-malt flavor, not quite balanced by low bitterness. Fizzy. Crisp, clean finish with lingering sweetness and hint of spicy hop.