Specific Void
Fremont Brewing Company

Quite cloudy amberish color with whipped cream foam in the big Stout glass. Sudsy mouthful that makes for a good gulp. Fruity taste of peach and lime peel with a bitter orange finish. The aroma is more citrus. I don't know whether to call this malty or just a milkshake, but it has a pleasant sweet tang. Moderate acidity.

This is better than the average hazy IPA. Still, I wonder if it would be better with more restrained use of hops. Aftertaste is quite bitter and increasingly astringent after the fruity honeymoon is over. From the 16 oz can purchased in Bellingham. Dated 06/10/22.

 

Bought at Beer Star in Seattle, WA. ~4 or 5$ for a 16oz can. Canning date 06/13/22, consumed 09/30/22 (just a little out of their 90-day range). Poured into a 16oz pint glass.

A&S: Half finger of creamy off-white head. Hazy, dark marigold-colored beer. Piney, grassy,

T&M: Pretty herbal. Classic chinook hop tastes (pine, grapefruit, slight spice). Also some guava and lavendar. Fairly bitter. Alcohol tones match what the ABV is. Pretty full-bodied beer and creamy texture.

Overall: Wasn't blown away by this beer, but l like both these breweries.

 

 

 

 

collaboration with burial, couple of heavy hitters on this one, of course its excellent. a whole slew of hops in it, a nice mixed grain base, clean for a hazy, dry for having so much body too, and very well made overall, no surprise. cool can art too. the pour is orange tinted, relatively thick, but super lively and high headed, almost a nitro look to it, plenty of carbonation, not much light passing through. the aroma is fire, nelson and strata out in front, some weed character to them, grapefruit and melon and meyer lemon, real fresh, light honey and sticky pine too, its rich without being sweet to me, a little saltwater taffy thing though, like hop candy in the nose. the flavor has some nice earthiness from the oats and wheat, i can definitely appreciate the layers of grain here, a perfect base for these hops, and bold but not overly intense, not green, juicy, more lemon character, zesty orange, tamarind, fresh coconut, and sativa nuggets, nuanced and evolving through the drink. the alcohol peaks out just a little but it works, and the finish is intense but kind of fast for the style. there is some minerality to the water profile and a cleanness that results on the swallow, really dry and good. fresh and distinct, i expected nothing less. wish we had more access to burial beers here in idaho, i love everything they touch!

great hoppy ipa from a collab of two great breweries hoppy flavor thru the whole drink

16 oz. Can
PKGD: 06/13/22

Poured into a Tree House glass a very nice cloudy pale yellow/orange color, very nice carbonation, with a very nice thick/creamy two-finger off-white head, which also leaves some very nice sticky lacing behind. The nose is hoppy, malty, with a very nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, grapefruit, pineapple, mango, peach, papaya, nectarine, apricot, melon, guava), very nice diesel like. The taste is very nice hoppy, malty, with a very nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, grapefruit, pineapple, mango, peach, papaya, nectarine, apricot, melon, guava), very nice diesel like. Medium body, ABV hidden very nicely, with a nice little dry/bitter finish. Overall, this is a very tasty beer. Orange Julius! Addictive! MilkShake!

Fantastic offering; golden body, deep haze; lots of stone fruit and tropical fruit with accompanying dankness, resin and earth. Juicy and fruity, dank and delicious.

16oz can from Brewers Haven. Hazy orange golden pour topped with a small, but persistent, white foamy head. Aroma is both citrusy and dank. Taste continues with orange peel and dank hops, floral notes, green weedy aspects, mildly juicy and what seems like alcohol burn, but couldn't be at just 7.5%. Full and creamy. Seems much bigger and heavier than it actually is.