This years edition of the long standing green hop brew is best consumed on a very warm day. Preferably after you've had a few pints of something else. The 2009 release was a solid beer, the fruity characteristics balanced out the tang of the green hops nicely. It wasn't anything too special, but it was solid. This years, makes last years look awesome. To be brutally honest, the '10 doesn't have shit on the '09. It's ok at best. It certainly does not command its price tag of around $88 a carton. (Around $24-$29 a 6 pack and you wouldn't get much change from a fiver for a single.)
The '10 is very thin, it lacks the body of its predecessor. By all means try it, but don't gamble your money away on a box.
3/10
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