Style: Kettle or Quick Sour

ABV: 6.0

93/100
Aroma: 12
Appearance: 2
Flavor: 20
Mouthfeel: 5

Trap Door Brewing Mango Lassi

What the brewers say

“Made with mango puree, Indian vanilla bean, coconut, cardamom.”

What our panel thought

“Mango and spiced vanilla dominate the aroma with some soft mango. Light, peppery notes of cardamom are notable, but restrained. Vivid punch of citrus, mango, and baking spices fills the mouth atop a firm malt foundation. Cardamom flavor is subdued. Vanilla adds a hint of pleasant sweetness. Nicely balanced.”

What our editors thought

“Fresh tea-like herbal top-note moderates the tropical fruit in the aroma and takes on a bittering role in the sip to balance the light fruit. Clever and characterful.”

Review printed in: Best in Beer 2024 (View All Issues)


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Trap Door Brewing Blown Up

“Nose is equal parts dankness and boozy heft, with hints of pine, caramel, green onion. Restrained boozy character in the sip. Pine, lemon, and some floral notes emerge from the soft malt body. The warmth re-emerges in the finish.”

Trap Door Brewing Fleeting Moments

“Very light honeysuckle blossom, with a low spice and floral hop in aroma and flavor. Finish is clean, semidry, gently acidic, very quaffable. Light tea notes help with the dry finish.”

Trap Door Brewing Glowed Up

“Aroma of pineapple, grapefruit. A smidge of evergreen adds complexity. Pillow-soft, bready maltiness showcases the guava, lemon candy, pineapple from the hops. Low bitterness. Alcohol presence adds depth.”

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