Out There IPA
Old Schoolhouse Brewery

Poured from a 16 ounce undated can into a tulip glass at 48 degrees.

Look- Straw, very hazy, visible small particulate, white frothy head, average lacing, above average head retention.

Smell- Pine, grapefruit, lemon, medium strength of scent.

Taste- Pine, grapefruit, lemon, medium strength of flavor.

Feel- Medium body, average carbonation, high bitterness, mildly mouth warming, mildly creamy, mildly mouth watering finish.

Overall- Appearance was straw and very hazy with above average head retention. The bouquet was pine and citrus with medium strength. The flavor stayed true to the nose with the pine showing itself slightly more. The beer had medium body with high bitterness and mild mouth warming properties. Overall the beer was average, but it produced an enjoyable drinking experience.

clear but not like CRISP clear, yadda mean? Pale golden yellow. Lovely solid white head that starts at about a finger and... stays around that range pretty diligently. Nice soft lacing as well.

Nose pops out the can with bright floral notes, some grass, some earthy bitterness.

Flavour is a lovely creamy blend of earthy light pine and some sweet floral character. Finish comes back to the piney bitterness with a touch of lemon and lingers pleasantly. I really dig it. This is the IPA profile that seems to have been drowned out by all the juicy this and DH that and I'm glad to see it still shows up from time to time.

Creamy smoothe body the one negative I have for it is pretty minor, but the lingering finish can get a bit cloying if drinking it too fast. The lemon and pine kind of converts to more of a lime oil character and that stacks on itself a little more than I'd prefer. Small gripe though ,as overall this is a welcome breath of fresh air in a broad style that has strayed far afield.
Can you dig it? I can dig it.

Light, clear amber. Really nice pine notes on the nose. Taste is classic WC IPA. Lots of resinous pine, plenty bitter, yet still mostly smooth going down.