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The intrigue of the beer is that apparently in the Southern Hemisphere, the seasons are backwards. During our spring, they are having fall. During their fall, Sierra Nevada gets a fall harvest of hops and makes this seasonal ale.
It was pretty good! It was, of course, very hoppy, but it had a nice malty flavor. The beer was smooth, and had a solid 6.7% ABV. For me. It wasn't a drink all day beer, but it went well with some chicken off of the grill.
If you see their 24 ounce bottles, pick one up. They aren't bad.
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