Tangerine Swirl is Back!
Updated: Jun 22, 2018
It sure is beginning to feel like summer!
That's right, our summer seasonal beer, Tangerine Swirl is back! Find it both in bottle and on draft at both our North Side and Pittsburgh International Airport locations. It will also be around at many Pittsburgh area restaurants and bars.
Tangerine Swirl is a little different compared to other summertime brews. This beer is not a shandy, but a cream ale with an underlying tangerine flavor. It's flavor has been compared to that of a cream pop- Yum!
What makes Tangerine Swirl unique is that it's brewed with real tangerine and Madagascar vanilla. Hop wise, Summit and 7c's hops are used with two-row malt, and a touch of lactose make this effervescent beer a citrusy, creamy summertime treat.
Specs:
5.3% ABV
OG/plato: 12.0 FG/plato: 2.9 IBUs: 25 Hops: Summit and 7c's Malt: Two-row, Munich white wheat Other: Lactose sugar, Madagascar vanilla bean, tangerine peel
The distinction between a cream ale and a shandy caught my attention, especially with real tangerine and Madagascar vanilla behind that cream pop comparison. Tangerine Swirl sounds like something I’d try in the Biergarten on a warm afternoon. The name also brought to mind a game I recently came across called sprunki swapped. Does the vanilla come through more as the beer warms, or does the citrus stay in front?
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The combination of real tangerine and Madagascar vanilla makes the cream pop comparison sound pretty convincing. I’m glad you clarified that Tangerine Swirl is a cream ale rather than a shandy, since that changes what I’d expect from the first sip. Between the Swirl name and rumpelstiltskin ai, I seem to have fairy tales on the brain today. Does the vanilla come through more as the beer warms up?
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The distinction between a cream ale and a shandy caught my attention, especially with real tangerine and Madagascar vanilla behind that cream pop comparison. Tangerine Swirl sounds like a fitting choice for a warm afternoon in the Biergarten. I recently came across the name vampire sprite fortnite, and the playful name came to mind reading this. I'd be curious how the creamy citrus character compares between bottle and draft.