Tbd High Green Tea Lemonade

Tbd High Green Tea Lemonade is a Massachusetts-made beer from Esplanda, and its name points to a flavored style built around green tea and lemon. No ABV or IBU is listed, so the notes below describe what drinkers typically expect from beers in this vein, not measured figures for this bottle or can. Expect a light, citrus-forward profile: lemon acidity up front, a gentle grassy or lightly tannic green tea note behind it, and a restrained malt base that stays out of the way. Beers in this lane usually keep hop bitterness low so the lemon and tea can lead, and they tend to finish dry to off-dry and refreshing. Carbonation is typically brisk, which sharpens the citrus. Serve it well chilled, around 38 to 45°F, where the lemon stays crisp and the tea doesn't turn flat or sweet. A standard pint glass or a tall pilsner glass suits it. A lemon wheel is an optional garnish, though the citrus is usually strong enough without one. At the table, it works with food that benefits from acidity and a clean palate: grilled chicken or shrimp, fish tacos, sushi, summer salads with vinaigrette, and light, salty snacks. It also cuts through fried food and mildly spicy dishes. Heavy, rich meats are better matched with something with more malt and bitterness.