Invisible Haze
Sixpoint Brewery

 

Poured into a grip shaped goblet: color is gold, not quite clear, head is off white and presents 1 finger thick, then dissipates to a solid top with some lacing.

Smell is subdued and something seems off or not presenting well: light citric, earth notes and background off note that I tough to describe.

Taste is muddled tropical, citric, earth; malt is lightly present, some wheat or fuller malt like note but tough to pinpoint. ABV isnt really noticeable.

Mouthfeel is moderate carbonation, moderate sweetness, moderate bitterness; though bitterness is listed on the >50 side it does not linger that way. Similar to taste, no lingering ABV presence.

Overall a thinner tasting brew than anticipated - malt is light and/or wheated and bitterness seems to have softened;

 

Clear amber appearance with a large white head and good lacing. Aroma of tropical fruit, stone fruit and wild berries but a little soapiness in the background is a minor distraction.. Taste recovers nicely. Centennial hops add additional layers of pine, citrus and grapefruit to the mix. The bitterness remains assertive thru to the aftertaste.

 

 

 

 

decent offering from a great outfit. Not my favorite from them but definitely worth a try.
L: Drinking from the can, very stylish in a gray and white motif
S: Subtle. Some citrus and pine.
T: Follows the nose. Citrus and pine with a slightly bitter finish. Can says 60 IBUs, and I guess that is about right.
F: Smooth. light carbonation.
O: ok, it's good but not great in my opinion. I'd go for resin and anti-resin before this one but I like to see them try something new, and your mileage may vary.