Endless Sky
Barrier Brewing Company

 

 

Thick murky yellow with frothy white head. Aroma of lemon cello, cream, grass, pine, candied sweets. Tastes of grass, pine, lemon skin, medium bitterness. Medium bodied with medium carbonation.

10/30/17 Can so its fresh!
Look: nice bright straw golden color with a nice cloudy white head that really lingers all the way down the glass,
Aroma: Interesting smell, you get the plethora here of the hop aromas, slight citrus, piney,resinous, flowery, but pure hop forward! Excellent.
Taste: This is a similar yet totally unique IPA flavor experience... its the best way to describe this beer cause when you drink a beer, another beer usually comes to mind, but with this one, you get that instant ver good IPA quality upfront, but then not a single specific other beer comes to mind! Fantastic in my opinion! Pepper, grass, pine, citrus, flower, bitterness, all swirl in your mouth as you drink and then you realize, this is a great beer!! PERIOD!
MF: Typical IPA carb and bitterness with a more subtle bitter bite then your use too! Really sneaks up on you!
Overall: This is special IPA than you need to drink!

 

 

From the can: "All we can feel is burning inside. All the wolves calling out tonight. No prayer can save you. You haven't had enough. We won't be denied the Endless Sky." Inspired by, and in collaboration with, heavy metal band, Red Hymns...

Features Chinook, El Dorado, Comet, Centennial, Nugget, and Dr. Rudi hops...

Pale golden color, thoroughly hazed, under a fat white head that left lacing behind... Citrus forward brew - from the zest on the nose to the tang of pith and peel on the palate - impressions of lemon, grapefruit, and green mango were most prominent... Smooth and soft, mildly sweet, moderately bitter... Leaves a taut lingering bitterness on the tongue... 10/30/17 canning says, "Vol 2" above the date, referencing the band's latest album release...

 

Pours a bright hazy orange color. Great tropical fruity malts ,Citrus. Taste is a little bitter. Medium body and moderate carbonation.

A pretty nice IPA.

 

 

 

 

From a can. Pours a beautiful orange yellow with white fluffy head that quickly dissipates leaving a thin but bubbly coating.

Nose is mango and pineapple but with a bit of dank yeasty undertones.

Malts hit first with pleasant and bready earthy sweetness, with the fruity hops coming up next before a very long lingering bitter finish. Honestly the bitter finish might be a bit much for people used to straight juice bombs. But then again my wife loved it and normally she shies away from the more bitter forward ipas.

Mouth feel really nailed it for me. Reminded of something almost from equilibrium or other half - lightly carbonated and light looking but very creamy feel on the tongue which makes it feel heavier than it is.

Enjoyed this beer. Would have it again