mojoman (44), Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Jun 25, 2006 My second favorite beer made from Yazoo. Had it (on tap) at the Flying Saucer in 2005. Nice bitterness..floral smell and taste..seems to have a strong alcohol content which is not a bad thing.
 Kevin (1917), Colorado, USA
Apr 22, 2006 Tap at the saucer in Nashville. Cloudy flaked orange pour and a lacing white head. Aroma of orange peels. Taste of caramel and citrus gardens. A burning hop presence. Finish is bitter and angry hopped up grapefruit.
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Aurelius (2643), Tallahassee, Florida, USA
Apr 21, 2006 A notch above the standard brewpub IPA. Very fruity, bready, medium-heavy bittering. Fairly dry and moderately tart. Spicy. Honey orange. Very good - not too piney or citrus.
Likeburning (149), Franklin, Tennessee, USA
Apr 17, 2006 On tap at the saucer. This is Yazoo’s new seasonal beer for the spring/summer. This was mentioned in the Tennesseean. First time I have come across it, and it was ok. Not as hoppy as most IPAs that I have had. Not the most memorable, but far from the worst. I’ll cut it some slack since it’s a Nashville beer, but I have had better.
ATOmemphis (200), Franklin, Tennessee, USA
Apr 16, 2006 On tap at the Flying Saucer, Nashville. Darker Golden color. Creamy colored head of reasonable volume. Distinct hop aroma and mostly cigarette from the people around us. Flavorful with nice bitterness. Would enjoy another soon if I had the chance.
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