Head Full of Dynomite v.38: HBC 586, Citra, Talus
Fremont Brewing Company

16oz can from Brewers Haven. Hazy, pale straw color, thick foamy head. Musty, malty aroma, earthy hops. Taste is sweet, malty, orange, hoppy, sticky, light bitterness. This is extremely drinkable, one of my favorites of the series.

Since brewer notes were not transferred to the beer description, I copied/pasted some here from the Fremont webpage: "Aroma: Tropical notes, most notably papaya and passion fruit, with orange, bubblegum, stone fruit, melon and other sweet aromatics
Flavor: Mildly sweet and bitter with both lingering in medium body that has some warming and mouthwatering juicy characteristics"
My take on this beer: Perhaps my least favorite of the series (at least of the versions I have had). Not a lot of smell coming off the top of my 22 oz pint glass that has plenty of room for the initial 3 finger head. Disappointingly little lacing. What smell I pick up is reminiscent of some tropical fruit/citrus combination that I cannot readily identify. Perhaps the merest hint of the bubblegum referenced in the brewer notes. Same with taste. Medium body, nice mouthfeel and clean finish, but probably would not go back to this version again.

It's the usual murky stuff in this series of NEIPAs, but somehow Fremont does it better than most. This one is quite sharp but not overly acidic, with the poeasant slushy carbonation. Light body. Appealing aroma of peach and citrus. Tastes of grapefruit juice with a touch of lemon peel. Quite fragrant. Drinkable for half a glass, at least, but gets harsh as you sip. From the 16 oz can dated 05/25/22.

16oz canned mid May and poured into a pub nonic; orange-juice like glow and haze on the pour with a tightly-bubbled white head. Familiar notes of crackery grain and white wheat abound on this, along with stone fruit and white wine spritzer, grassy bitterness, some mild grapefruit and melon. Not as impressive to me as other variants have been. Very familiar.