30th Anniversary IPA
Weeping Radish Eco Farm & Brewery

Look: It pours golden with a slightly off white head.

Smell: It has aromas of grass, grain, and slight floral elements.

Taste: The flavors feature grain, grass, and slight floral.

Feel: It has a light-medium body with some bitterness and a grainy, grassy finish.

Overall, this is a grain and grass driven ipa with some floral elements to it and a slight bit of citrus as it warms.

Weak IPA. Pours a clear copper color from a 16 oz. can into a pint glass. Subsequent pours produce a slightly hazy look. The white head is small and fizzy and fades fast. Almost no lacing. Aroma is very mild grassy hops, not all that inviting. Taste is slightly stale grassy hops and a little dry biscuity malt. Mouthfeel is a bit weak and watery with a somewhat stale aftertaste. Not a drain pour, but nothing I would buy again!!!!

 

Appearance: Pours a clear amber color capped by an inch of foam; splotches of lacing develop

Smell: Fresh and slightly resinous; grassy, with hints of lemon and grapefruit pith

Taste: A touch bready, up front, but this brew is all about the hops; grassy, through the middle, with hints of lemon and grapefruit pith; an unusual creamy element in the finish

Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation

Overall: Quite unusual, almost tastes like a hybrid between a pilsner and an American IPA, which would not be surprising, given the German heritage of the brewery; curious to know what hops were used, here; it has been a long time since I have tasted a beer from Weeping Radish (and I am not sure what happened to my reviews as all of them are gone) and this one has changed my thinking about the brewery

Thanks, Bryondes, for the opportunity

Medium malt backbone supporting a bold dry-hopped nose and taste.