BeerCraft of Bath's Ramblings on Craft Beer

The Tipsy-Train Beer Blog with Northern Monk's Patrons Project 17.06 Insa // Nothing Lasts Forever // Dancing Gnome

February 06, 2020

Northern Monk - Patrons Project 17.06 Insa // Nothing Lasts Forever // Dancing Gnome

This tipple was sampled on my last night of freedom before heading back to work. Decided to try this one to go with a delicious Mushroom risotto made by the other half.

A cool @insa_gram designed can for this one that shows some fantastically vivid greens and purples on a web like background.

First smell was of a fruity and tropical beer, but not too in your face, almost just waiting to be released. The following taste put all that into action with a huge hoppy hit that had heavy loads of grapefruit, passionfruit and obviously pineapple. After that there was a bit of difference in every swig, with dry-hopped notes and bitter finishes chucked into the can. Not special, special, but a really good offering that you won't be disappointed in.

As always, I hope you enjoyed my personal review, but why not come into Beercraft of Bath and try it for yourself!...🍺🤓 Han

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