The Lost Abbey Tiny Bubbles Key Lime

**Aroma:** “Moderate fruity peach and orange, with light citrus notes. The nose is a blend of lemon tartness with some spruce/pine-like mint character. Slight earthiness and a note of fresh straw, as well as a medium bread or yeast character.” **Flavor:** “Medium spicy and dry flavor up front, with a moderate spruce and mint earthiness that extends well into the finish. Subtle wild notes and slight funk. A biscuit sweetness from the malt, and a medium body. Lightly salted, with low carbonation. A good combination of maltiness and earth tones.” **Overall:** “Earthy, with light spices that dominate the flavor, as well as a light sourness and medium sweetness. It’s an unexpected pairing of spruce tips with a tart base beer, and the combination works better than spruce pale ales.”

“Lush key lime–pie aroma. Lime-peel earthiness with a hint of white cake and bread crust. Low sweetness into moderately strong lactic and citric sour. The acidity isn’t harsh but pushes the limits. The flavors are great but intense.”

Crystal clear. Very tropical aroma—medium-high orange and passion fruit. In the flavor, orange-peel notes, big passion fruit, and a blast of citrus. Light, sparkly, dry. Refreshing beverage. Great balance of sweetness and carbonation.