Juiced AF
Beau's All Natural Brewing Company

 

Poured a dark yellow gold color. Not much foam to the beer. Not really any lacing. Hazy and yeasty.
Smells of citrous rind and mango juice.
You get grapefruit and I'm getting peach or nectarine as well. Some bitterness due to the hops.
I'm getting stronger peach flavors in this beer than other IPA beers, and I don't like peach flavored anything so not quite siting too well with me. A one and done with me.

I think this beer is just alright. I've had better IPA's that I don't notice any peach flavors in.
I also much prefer their Lug Tread beer.

At my lady Pamela's house; canned and chilled, from my favourite Walmart on Tecumseh Rd. East in nearby Windsor. My third beer by the Vankleek Hill, ON brewery.

 

 

Look: Pours a hazy golden orange. Pillowy white 2 finger head. Five minutes after the pour the head has pulled back leaving strong lacing.

Smell: Liche, peaches, mush melon and stone fruit.

Taste: Peach and passion fruit dominate at the start. Mid sip a dry light whole wheat bready flavour emerges and hints of banana. Ends on a candy sweet over ripened sugar rush.

Feel: Medium bodied and extra soft. Perfect amount of carbonation for this mix.

This beer has a standout mouthfeel, and a decent but not spectacular juicy taste. Overall a solid B+

 

 

Pours a juicy orange yellow, aroma is bright citrus. Upon the tongue, some melon and stone fruit notes, that go overly sweet in the finish. The feel is syrup. Overall, a decent beer that veers overly ripe in the finish.

 

Not a terrible entry for the style but my take was that it’s Steamwhistle new ownership using Beaus to directly compete in styles they did not used to. The beer is well crafted/brewed but somehow just ‘meh’ - it bos not the carefully considered beers they’re (were) known for and the art + direct play on Flying Monkeys vastly superior Juicy Ass left me wondering..

 

Feb 27 2026

I bought a can at the Beer store in Ontario Canada
473ml at 6.5%.
Juiced AF Hazy IPA.
Hmm I wonder what the AF stands for .
They could have come up with a better name for this beer it's pretty good with a low bitterness level
Poured into glass with a 2 finger head leaving a lace as you drink it
Lots of tropical fruit zesty flavours and very enjoyable to drink.
Overall an excellent hazy IPA beer
Cheers

473 ml can served cold into a chalice. LCBO purchase for around $3.95 CDN. Canned April 26, 2023.

Appearance - Hazy and muddled amber orange beer with a finger plus of foamy white head. Kind of like melted creamsicle color. The head has good but not great retention and some streaky lacing is left behind.

Smell - Massive tropical notes of peach and passionfruit mostly with some pineapple and orange backing things up. Almost perfumey with the peach intensity.

Taste - Lots of peach initially, which fades into a wheat malt backbone and the flavor fizzles out afterwards. Some other mild citrus of passionfruit and pineapple, but th peach is star here. Fairly low bitterness.

Mouthfeel - Juicy, medium bodied and somewhat lightly crabonated, makes this an easy beer to drink quickly.

Overall - One of Beau's best IPA's ever, this beer truly is "Juiced A.F."

Pours hazy gold with a gigantic, rocky head. Gobs of lace cling to the glass. The aroma is condensed fruit salad with lots of tropical, citrus and cherry notes, The taste is hop forward with loads of mango, pineapple, peach, lemon hops, Full bodied and high carbonation, The finish is intensely bitter and everlasting with tropical fruit in abundance,

A standout NEIPA from a great Ontario brewery. Juicy and complex,

473 mL can from the LCBO; dated Mar 13 2023 and served barely chilled.

Pours a hazy, translucent golden-apricot colour, stirring up more than two fingers of soapy, foamy white head that falls apart within three minutes, give or take. Short, scattered strands of stringy lace stick to the glass afterwards, with a frothy, sudsy collar and patchy cap remaining in place. Juicy, fruity aroma that includes notes of grapefruit, orange, peach and pineapple, with lesser hints of berries, bready wheat and piney, floral hops.

This is a fairly solid IPA with nice, juicy flavours: orange, pineapple and grapefruit at the forefront, with ripe peach and passion fruit coming through by mid-sip. Moderate malt presence of bread/wheat and oat sweetness, finishing with resiny, floral hop bitterness that cedes ground to an aftertaste of citrus and stone fruit. Medium in body, with moderate carbonation that adds a crisp prickliness to this brew's smooth, somewhat juicy mouthfeel. Good drinkability; I could see myself having a couple of these in a row.

Final Grade: 4.05, an A-. Not too long ago, Beau's was one of this province's most prolific breweries - at least, in terms of churning out new beers to try, of practically every conceivable style. Sadly, they became semi-dormant after being hit hard by COVID - and I get that there are other behind-the-scenes reasons for the drop-off, but it's still a bummer to see a stalwart Ontario craft brewery lose so much steam before being bought out. Back on topic: Juiced AF is honestly one of the best Beau's IPAs I've had in years, and I plan to buy it regularly for as long as it's available.