Juice Drop Imperial
Breckenridge Brewery & The Farm House

Pours hazy light orange with a thick white head. Generous lacing. Aroma is tropical fruit, melon and some citrus. Flavor follows the nose. Sweet up front without much bitterness in the finish. Feel is smooth and low in carbonation. Overall, a nice DIPA in the east coast variety.

 

 

Poured from a 12 oz. Has a hazy orangish color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of citrus, tropical fruits. Taste is pineapple, oranges, some mango, moderate bitterness. Feels medium/full bodied in the mouth and overall is an enjoyable beer.

A tall 19.2 oz can served in a .6L beer glass. This beer is hazy and amber colored, of chourse, but topped with an exceptional white head. The aroma is more boozy, simple, and piney than what I'd prefer. The bitterness level seems a bit above average for the style. Excellent mouthfeel with soft yet relatively high carbonation.

hoppy citrusy ipa great refreshing hop flavors

not the biggest fan of this outlet but this one works for me. I would rank it slightly above the 87 on the site. good juicy flavor with a bitter hoppy finish; excellent aroma. worth putting in the rotation if you see it.

 

Tasted from a pint can bought in California.

L - Straw colored beer is so cloudy it's completely opaque when held up to a light. White head is sticky, thick and long-lasting.

S - Aromas of citrus and tropical fruit, with pineapple and mango dominating for me. Maybe a bit of low, bready malt.

T - Tastes follow the aromas pretty well, except I get some tart lemon early in the palate in addition to the fruits in the nose. Not much malt is apparent.

F - Medium to thick body. Strong, fizzy carbonation. Super high hops bitterness burns the tongue. Alcohol is evident in some of the esthers in the aftertaste, but is otherwise well-hidden.

O - This is an unapologetically hoppy DIPA, which I find unusual in hazy versions. I would have enjoyed a bit more focus on the malt instead of total domination by hops, but that is a personal preference. This is a good beer as it is.

L: Pours a hazy lemon juice yellow with a very large foamy white head and no lacing on the glass

S: Sweet and sugary with notes of lemon rind, Aroma is fairly average.

T: Some citrus sweetness, notes of orange and lemon and a note of mint.

F: Smooth larger body.

O: A pretty middle of the road imperial IPA.

 

Very hazy amber color with a decent layer of foamy white head that retains fairly well producing some nice lacing.
The aroma is an explosion of tropical fruit.
The taste is also heavy on tropical fruits - grapefruit, passion fruit, mango, pineapple, orange, with a light sweet malt background and a rather dry finish with a lingering note of pine resin.
The body is medium with good carbonation, fairly smooth.
Altogether this is a tasty and enjoyable brew with a bit of a punch from the ABV. This should go well with most spicy food or just for enjoyment by itself, very good.

 

 

I definitely preferred the regular. As far as doubles or imperials go I feel like theres just way better. This wasn't bad and im glad to have gotten it but yeah. Not bad by any means I just know for a fact I could get a better double in Colorado.

Pours a deep hazy amber color with a thick cap of white head.
Strong aroma of tropical fruit as soon as I cracked open the can. Pineapple, mango, orange and passion fruit. Smells delicious.
Flavor is slightly sweet and very juicy. All the fruit from the nose comes through in the flavor as well.
Mouthfeel is a bit thinner than I expected for a hazy. Good carbonation.
I really enjoyed the regular Juice Drop and I think they topped it with this one. This is definitely one of the better well distributed hazies.