White Hag Little Fawn

Discovered as a child on the slopes of Ben Bulben by the hounds of Bran and Scotland, Little Fawn was a son of Sadhbh, Fionn Mac Cumhaill’s long lost love. The hounds and their master named him Little Fawn, leading him to be a young and sprightly warrior, a wordsmith and a loyal child of the Fianna. His summers spent foraging forests and mountains for food are reflected in the taste experience, featuring fruity hop flavours balanced with lush Irish malt to create a complex, sessionable IPA

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Ballymote, Ireland

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3.7 White Hag Little Fawn 4.2%, cloudy golden amber, citrus aroma, medium bodied, pale malt, citrus fruit, sweet lemon, grapefruit, pear in the finish. Pleasant SIPA from Co. Sligo, Ireland 🇮🇪

3.4 Canned, 330ml from Beer Hawk in Wetherby, Yorks.N. Hazy yellow gold with white head. There is a light, slightly sweet citrusy flavour to this throughout, light grapefruit, tangy notes. Easy on the palate, fresh and refreshing. A pleasant beer.

3.5 Slightly hazy gold, with large white frothy head. Aroma of dry hops with grapefruit, a little pineapple and citrus lemon. Taste is some juicy grapefruit, zesty, then a dry and grainy note, finishing with a citrus note and a mild bitterness. Body is light and soft carbonation is nice. Overall a good Session IPA

3.0 Aroma: Fruity hops and malt. Flavour: Fruity bitter with little sweetness and a bitter but watery finish. Colour: Yellow with a white heaf. From: Can @ CraftBeerPusher Aug. 2020.

3.5 Nice fruity session. Good

3.2 330ml can – Pours a clear pale gold colour with a small white head that settled. Aroma is fruity, peach, sweet citrus with some grassy hop notes. Light sweet taste, citrus, peach and straw with a dry bitter hop finish.

3.5 Dåse. Lysegul let hazy øl. Dufte. Er frisk let citrus humle. God bitterhed til uge. En gammeldags ipa. Fin fin øl.

3.4 Draught at Godt Øl. Cloudy golden coloured with a medium sized white head. Fruity aroma of hops and pine needles with notes of citrus. Fruity flavour of hops and pine needles with notes of citrus. Hoppy finish.

3.3 Draft. A hazy golden beer with a lazing yellowish head. The aroma has notes of citrus fruits, hops, straw, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of lemons, straw, hops, and malt, leading to a bitter finish.

3.8 May 6, 2019 with blankboy & garthicus: Ireland 2019 Day 1 - on draught at 5ROCK (Skerries). Slightly hazy deep amber with a gorgeous creamy/foamy off-white head. Solid dry floral aroma, light alcohol and minimal juicy malt backbone (8-). Taste follows right on - light alcohol, dry, floral, not aggressive and nicely balanced. Solid body and carbonation, medium-quick dry, crisp finish, light linger - solid solid drinker.

3.8 13-05-2020; can; at home (bought at Saveur Bière, as part of their April 2020 discovery box). The looks of the beer are nice. It is a golden yellow beer, slightly pale and with a nice haziness. On top of the beer there is a nice thick layer of frothy white foam. Foam retention is average. Not bad. The aroma of the beer is good. The malts give some bready notes. Hops are grassy and give a touch of pine. Also citrus zest and some passion fruit are there. It could have been a bit fruitier. It has something sharp in it, that should be more mild. The taste of the beer is good. Sweet malts, bitter hops and a slight hop sour. It is well balanced. The palate of the beer is fine. Medium body, a slightly slick texture and high carbonation. The finish is nice. Some bitter hops, nice fruity hop note and also a slight sharp touch. But, all in all, a decent beer.

3.6 Discovered as a child on the slopes of Ben Bulben by the hounds of Bran and Scotland, Little Fawn was a son of Sadhbh, Fionn Mac Cumhaill’s long lost love. The hounds and their master named him Little Fawn, leading him to be a young and sprightly warrior, a wordsmith and a loyal child of the Fianna. His summers spent foraging forests and mountains for food are reflected in the taste experience, featuring fruity hop flavours balanced with lush Irish malt to create a complex, sessionable IPA Semi hazy, gul-gylden med hvidt fyldigt hoved. Aroma af dense citrus, en god blanding af syre og bitterhed. Medium body, semi carbonation. En god session IPA, der holder lidt tilbage på bitterheden, og lader syren styre slagets gang. Der bruges new england humler, som giver en lidt mere dense føelse.

3.3 33cl can from BeerHawk, enjoyed in a snifter on 18-Apr-2020. Hazy light pale colour with a small white head. Aroma of citrus and pine. Light body with medium carbonation. Taste of malt, grain, barley, grapefruit, orangepeel and floral hops. Moderate bitterness. Light, fruity and refreshing.

3.4 Bottle from The Beer Merchants. Pours a slightly hazy golden colour with a white head. Light malt taste and a zesty hop flavour with notes of grapefruit and pine. Quite light mouthfeel, but good long grapefruit aftertaste. Very good for a Session IPA.

3.2 A hazy IPA with proper bitterness from pine and grapfruit rind. unfortunately the head is mostly absent and there is a little awkward (grassy) aftertaste as if this is a normal IPA, mixed with some alcoholfree lager.

2.7 Hazy IPA. Slight Grapefruit into bitterness with grass like taste. Quite carbonated

3.3 330ml (4.2%) at home on 16 Nov 2019, from Monteiths, Busby Road, Clarkston (purchased 9 Nov 2019; bb 26 Apr 2020): soapy grapefruit aroma, hazy golden, foamy off-white head, diffuse sparse lacing, but of yeast, fruity, tropical fruits flavour, quite fizzy, fruity finish.

3.2 Draught @ Highlanders, Aarhus. Pours slightly hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma of light malt, fruity hops, citrus, light grapefruit. Flavor is sweet, light bitter, malt, fruity hops, citrus. Thin to medium body, average to lively carbonation, light bitter finish. 031019

2.0 Average IPA characteristics. Smells good, looks good, even if it hasn't got foam, but it's all okay. It's promising. Taste is a mixture of sweet and bitter. Too much yeast, and warranty is questionable for me. Had a very unpleasant yeasty aftertaste, surprisingly bad. Maybe the beer is not always like that. But feels like it's expired too soon.

3.7 [Draught at 5ROCK, Skerries, Ireland - May 6, 2019] Pours a hazy yellow-orange with an average size long-lasting frothy off-white head. Good amount of lacing. Nice aroma (7+) of fruity hops, citrus and tropical fruit, along with a touch of herbs. Lovely fruity hoppy flavour (7+). Medium bodied. Really good Session.

3.5 Half Pint at L Mulligan Grocer in Dublin Just a touch of haze, deep yellow color bordering on gold with a thin bubbly white head. Bready malt light citrus and pine faint astringency.

3.0 On tap at Bar One (Castlebar, Ireland). Carbonated blond body with an average, white foamy head. Light malty/hoppy aroma with herbal and flowery hints. Its light, fresh malty/hoppy taste carries herbal notes. Ends with a herbal finish as well.

3.1 On tap in Black Gate, Galway. Very light pale amber with a soft white foam head. Nose is grapefruit and lime.

3.7 Hazy gold colour with medium foam white head that quickly settles. Aromas of citrus, lemon and pine. Citrus hop and pine flavour with medium bitterness with slight sour hit within dry bitter finish. Medium body carbonation. .

3.6 Tap@Dynamo, Brussels. Very pale clear yellow, smooth white head. Nose mix of citruses, some grass, peach. Refreshing bitter sweet taste.

3.6 Pours a golden colour. Aroma is very hoppy. Taste is quite hoppy with some pine. A little thin on the palate. Decent enough

2.8 Keg at ecbf. Pours orange, nose is toffee, lemon, taste is sweet, grassy, herbs

3.0 Aroma: Medium-high citrus, lemon, Appearance: Hazy, golden straw body. MASSIVE, white head. Small to large bubbles. Low retention. Flavour: Medium-light bitterness. Medium-light citrus, pine. Dry finish with pine. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium carbonation. Overall: The aroma is unfortunately not matched by the flavour. A fair beer overall. 330 ml can, poured. 21A. American IPA (Session)

3.3 Can from Beer52. BB Dec 2019; Drank Apr 2019 - Hazy yellow with a medium foamy white head. Fruity; lemon and grapefruit citrus, peach. Hoppy; moderate hop bitterness, herbal. Malty; grainy malts. Quite dry. Lightly bitter-sweet citrus fruity hoppy with a distinct herbal note. Pleasant easy drinking SIPA. (2019-04)

3.9 Can from beer 52