Is 7 Bridges’ Sunset Tangerine Worth Trying?

Brewed by 7 Bridges
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Yes!! Life is too short not to try every beer you can get your hands on and luckily I've got my hands around this one. Sunset Tangerine by 7 Bridges is a nice light fruity wheat beer that should not be avoided.
First Sip
Right as you lift the glass, the aroma kicks in with a soft tangerine zest mixed with smooth wheat and just a touch of floral lift. The first sip follows suit: crisp, light, and instantly refreshing. You get that bright tangerine hit up front quickly followed by the wheat body keeps it soft and smooth, and with basically zero bitterness. This is the kind of first sip where you immediately think, “Alright, this was a good decision.”
Second Sip
By the second sip, everything settles in nicely. The citrus blends into the wheat, giving it a softer, more rounded feel. A subtle floral hop character peeks through, just enough to keep things interesting without changing the overall easygoing nature of the beer. As it warms slightly, more of that gentle wheat character comes out, making each sip smoother.
Final Thoughts
It’s light, citrusy, smooth, and incredibly drinkable. Perfect for hot days, chill afternoons, or anyone who wants flavour without heaviness. It stays out of the way while still being enjoyable.
Final Thoughts
Sunset Tangerine isn’t here to blow your mind, and honestly, that’s part of its charm. It’s light, citrusy, smooth, and incredibly drinkable. Perfect for hot days, chill afternoons, or anyone who wants flavour without heaviness. It stays out of the way while still being enjoyable, the kind of beer you can hand to almost anyone with confidence.
Appearance
Cloudy golden yellow colour with a creamy and stable head.
Aroma
Tangerine zest with light floral notes
Taste & Mouthfeel
Smooth, soft, and gently rounded, with light carbonation that keeps it crisp and easy to drink.
Overall Impression
Because of its relatively low ABV and soft bitterness, it’s very sessionable but perhaps not for those seeking robust or complex beers.
Pairing & Setting
Grilled lemongrass chicken or Vietnamese-style BBQ pork
