Century Club
Old Schoolhouse Brewery

Don't remember the beer specifically but remember the label. Got from Tavour a couple years back. Gave it a decent rating at the time

400th batch:

Poured from a 16 ounce undated can bought at the brewery’s Twisp taproom into a snifter at 49 degrees.

Look- Pale gold, white sudsy head, very hazy, average head retention, above average lacing.

Smell- Tangerine, pine resin, between medium and high strength of scent.

Taste- Tangerine, pineapple, pith, slight pine resin, moderately boozy, between medium and high strength of flavor.

Feel- Medium body, average carbonation, moderate bitterness, moderately boozy, mildly creamy.

Overall- This was a fairly straightforward unfiltered West Coast Double IPA. Predominately citrus character with some piney undertones. A solid beer that provided a nice drinking experience.

Rather hazy with a brief flicker of foam. Inviting aroma of orange and cantaloupe. Mouthfeel is thick and a little spritzy. Sweet and tangy with flavors of canned peaches, mango, and orange juice. The aftertaste is bitter orange peel. This is more interesting at first sip, but certainly a mouthful of flavor. It tastes a lot like a NE IPA but they've taken the acidic venom out. From the 16 oz can purchased at Elizabeth Station.

Had on tap at Special Brews Lynnwood

 

 

16oz can (dated 1/12/21) poured into 14oz teku. Poured a fully murky pale yellow color with an inch of white head that had good retention and light lacing.

The hop aroma was a mix cool new frooty hops, with some OG bitterness. No real malt presence.

Same on the tongue; no grain, froot in front, bitterness back.

The body was typical for a murkbomb, light, smooth, and with a semi-sweet finish.

Drinkability was OK, but I wasn't left wanting another.

Overall, and OK brew, probably worth a shot if you see it and are into the murksters.