Cocodrie
Bayou Teche Brewery

 

Delicious IPA. Lovely hints of citrus. Definitely worth it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cocodrie has a thin-to-medium, off-white head, an opaque, orange-gold appearance, and some glass lacing rings. Aroma is of pears, spiced white bread, and banana cream pie. Taste is of peaches, sugar, and spiced white bread, with some noticeable, yet, in no way harsh, hop bitterness to balance it out. Mouthfeel is medium to heavy, and Cocodrie finishes dry.

RJT

 

 

Pours clear and bright with a stream of bubbles and a thin but uniform white head. Nose is voluptuous. Pils malt gives lots of bread to the nose. Crackery. hops are vivid and fruity. They are embedded in this beer and ripe. They have a lot of spice and that is earthy and almost dank. Softly sweet alcohol accents the citrus and spice. Hops are floral nad have a light herbal. Taste is is like a fanfare of textures. Pils malt greets the palate with lots of bread and flavor. the hops are vivid. They seem to bring a tremendous amount of earth and spice that is almost dank but not quite. carbonation tingles lightly and it finishes with only a little warmth from the abv and a touch of bitternes to balance.

 

Beautiful. Dense foam, lovely lacing. It has a very cloudy golden body. Smells floral, almost like basil. it's great but doesn't smell alot like it taste. The taste has got something different about it. Hard to say much besides 5/5! Great great great!

Poured from a bottle that I believe says "151109" (for last November). Yellow gold, unfiltered (opaque) wheat beer look, with a bright white, fluffy head that dissipates to a bubbly, unevenly laced line. Smell is a little grainy at first, but as the beer warms and opens up the citrus and complimentary phenol(?) smell shines through. Taste is very bright, creamy, with an earthy citrus splash that has a bright Belgian-yeast finish. Hides the alcohol as if this was half the strength that it is. Very filling beer, extremely refreshing, and deceivingly alcoholic. Competitive pricing and made in the south as well. Would love to try other Belgian-inspired IPA's or beers in general. I really enjoyed the balance and almost tropical-like pairing of the yeast and citrusy hops. Will drink again.

 

 

 

 

Pours a mostly clear golden color with white head. Citrus and floral notes on the nose; follows onto the palate. Medium bodied. Finishes with citrus and floral as well. Decent, but nothing to write home about.

 

 

 

 

 

Fantastic triple ipa. Would go for a six pack no doubt

 

From a 12 oz bottle.

Look: Golden body with an average head.
Aroma: Not particularly attractive aroma.
Better but not appealing flavor. Mild bitterness.

 

 

A: beautiful golden color, hazy, hefe look to it. S: classic Belgian banana, cloves, but not over the top. T: well balanced bittering and maltiness. Boozy burn at the finish.

Poured from a brown 12 oz. bottle. Has a cloudy dark golden color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of malts, fruits, yeast. Taste is light hops, malts, spices, a touch of fruit. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is a solid beer.