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Half Acre Beer Company

Daisy Cutter

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American Pale Ale

5.20% ABV

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Half Acre Beer Company
Chicago, IL

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Daisy Cutter from Half Acre Beer Company

4.3 out of 5 based on 3 ratings.

This beer was featured in
Podcast: Midwest Trip Part 2

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Daisy Cutter is a light golden color, transparent, with small champagne-like bubbles. The head is fairly thick, an egg white color with tiny bubbles. It has a sweet, bready aroma like a glazed donut, but the flavor itself is not as sweet as the aroma. This is a classic pale ale, dry, with a fair amount of hop bitterness, and is not overly sweet. It's crispness, lighter body and balance, keep it firmly out of the IPA category. This is a true pale ale which becomes more rare by the day.

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kentksmn Jun 27, 2017 at 1:59PM

This is a great beer. Had a few while on layover in O'Hare airport.

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