When it comes to World domination, Bowie thought the man who sold the world had been dead for years but he met him face to face in 1970. Cobain met him again in 93. * I have a theory about why the man who sold the world is so hard to find. I think it’s the classic case of over promising and underdelivering and he doesn’t want to give anyone a refund.
Of course, this brew from aptly named Danish brewer To Øl ** isn’t about a global yard sale, it’s “Whirl” domination. A first-place finish in a square dance competition you’re wondering? That’s certainly one spin you could put on the name, but this review is going in circles. It’s time to get around to popping and pouring this not for breakfast Danish. ***
A dusky orange pour, the head as elusive as the man who sold the world. An aroma of sweet juice, hops, malt all in a funky wisp of an aroma. First taste is candy tropical juice with a touch of hops and next to no bitters leading into a dry finish. A West coast pils styling. Minimal bitters maximum juice, this smooth juicer is at times session like in its drinkability, and that comment is coming from someone with considerable drink ability.
They call this one “whirl class” and they ain’t lyin’. To Øl has another brew to add to their super suds trophy case, and that makes two.**
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