Beer of the Weekend #1,046: Cara Cara Orange Tangerine Bohemian

The second beer of the weekend is Cara Cara Orange Tangerine Bohemian, brewed by the Exile Brewing Company of Des Moines, Iowa.

Cara Cara Orange Tangerine Bohemian

Serving type: 12-ounce can. “Born: 05162_ 12:17:22” is printed on the bottom, but the last digit in the year is indecipherable. It kind of looks like a 0, which would mean this beer is three years old. I highly doubt that, though.

Appearance: Poured into a tulip. The color is hazy golden amber. A little more than a finger of fizzy off-white head dissipates fairly quickly and leaves a thin, broken skim and a thin collar.

Smell: The first few whiffs have more tangerine than cara cara orange. The citrus is sharp and zesty. Orange is there, but I think it is more reminiscent of fresh-squeezed orange juice.

Taste: It is nice and sour with citrus notes. I get more sourness than orange, though. Tangerine and orange are present, but I do not get as much cara cara orange.

Fun facts about CCOTB:

• Style: Sour.

• Price: Unsure.

• Alcohol content: 4.8 percent ABV.


The Quiet Man’s grade: C+.

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