Can you just for one second imagine how fucking frustrating it must be to have a sloth as a DJ? This……..one……goes………out………to………..all……….the………..ladies……Get………out………..of……….your………seats……….and……….shake……… those………..asses. Meanwhile fucking 15 songs have already played and this damn sloth has been talking over the music the whole time so you end up missing the sing along part of Andre 3000’s Hey Ya which really is the only good part of that song anyways. Not to mention the fact that this sloth DJ featured on this can is using a god damn phonograph to play his albums so it probably sounds like a scratchy 80’s horror movie while in the club. I honestly wouldn’t know a good DJ if they literally made sexy time to my ears because I don’t go to clubs ever because I’m way too white and way too horrible at dancing so instead I stick to my couch and Youtube. Anyways, enough about that sloth and on to the beer. Indeed was awesome enough to send me out a can of this to review and I must say, they definitely crafted a damn fine example of the style. A super crisp hop bite starts things off with plenty of floral goodness before those caramel and toffee flavors mix in really giving this beer some weight all while leading up to a mix of bitter and sweet bread-y malt goodness. If you are looking to taste a beautifully created version of the style pick this fancy ass can up and drink it down because honestly, this is a great pickup for both new and old drinkers alike. Cheers!