Project X: Who's Whoo
Mother Earth Brew Co.

 

16oz can pours hazy golden with a fluffy off-white cap of head lacing. Strong tropical and juicy fruit notes, citrus as well, orange and tangerine, big grapefruit but more on the sweet pink side, pineapple, mango, crystal malt, coconut and berries, some light minty earthiness and some faint lemongrass, low bitterness. Very enjoyable.

16oz can from Brewers Haven. Foggy orange, golden pour, short-lived foamy head dissipates. Sweet fruity, juicy aroma, citrus with light tropical notes. Taste is citrus, oranges, bready malts, juicy, creamy full. Really approachable .

these are coming fast and furious lately, love it. my father in law, who loves this series more than anyone, was not real impressed with this, thought it way too sweet, but i like it, the freshness pops, the sweetness extends the hop profile, and even though the mix of hops, mosaic, citra, and idaho 7, are nothing new, this does have some wrinkles of interest to it. bright pale orange in the glass, uniformly hazy but totally glowing still under a tight inch of white head, creamy lace as it drinks. it smells like pineapple juice from the can to me, straight up dole, sweet for sure suggesting a non malt sugar addition to this, grapefruit in the mix too, mandarin, lemongrass, subtle papaya, not really much from the grain other than generic sweetness. the flavor is largely the same, but man is this sweet, especially as it warms, tangerine abounds, and to me its mosaic ahead of the other hops, citra in its familiar support role, more subtle from the idaho 7, the whole thing almost candied to me, subtle floral and grassy character, zero bitterness at all, juicy and flavorful, maybe not their most striking release in this series, but its really good still, even if drinkability is limited by the sugar, its a neat aspect with these hops. i continue to be a huge fan of this series, look forward to each and every one of them!