Incredible Pulp
Boneyard Beer Company

 

I'm not that much into blood orange beers but Boneyard did this one so had to try. Better than I expected. The orange flavor was not overpowering and had nice mild flavor and body. Had a couple of years ago. BOD 12-22-2022

 

 

 

 

Trade it out of the can Has a nice citrusy multi flavor was a nice Pine in the end
I like that a lot

 

Light clearish golden orangish color. Initially a huge head that died down to a small head topping the body. It's a couple months old but still tastes good. No off flavors or anything. The orange juice is there and is fairly refreshing intermixing with the hops to make for a very orange rind type profile. It's pretty good and enjoyable I would definitely drink again. So the pale ale qualities intermixed with pilsner qualities and the blood orange pulp is a hit for me.

 

12 oz can from a six pack, purchased from Roth's West Salem Market.
$9.99.
Despite the name, it pours a nice clear deep golden colour with a lovely thick and creamy head.
Nose is a balance of sweet caramel malts and floral and citrus hops. Nice enough.
Taste is better..the blood orange aspect goes right for the taste buds, and it is blood orange. Not sweet. After that more semi aggressive floral hops.
The mouth feel really helps this beer. The carbonation is rather aggressive which helps cleanse and dry the palate very well. Enabling more .
A very nice, very aggressive yet still drinkable APA.

12 oz can, canned 12/22/21. Pours hazy orange with a small creamy white head that retains fairly well and leaves some lacing.

The aroma is bready malt with sweet tropical fruit.

The flavor is sweet juicy fruits with mild bitterness in the finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with smooth carbonation.

Overall, a nice fruity pale.

12 fl oz pull-tab can:

6.0% ABV. "Blood orange pale ale."

C+ / ABOVE AVERAGE

 

Color is a pale amber with plenty of coarse foam in the IPA glass. Sudsy mouthfeel with a distinct sharp tang. Seems devoid of malt or sweetness. Quite aromatic with citrus, more like lime than orange. Flavor however has that odd blood orange taste.

Bitter, citrus peel finish completes the austere flavor. Overall it's a light and citrusy session sort of IPA, if you like that kind of thing. I find it thin and bitter even though it has a nice fragrance. From the 12 oz can purchased at the Co-op market. Dated 05/10/2021 on the bottom.

 

 

2021-03-27
12oz can served in a tulip. Dated 01/11/2021. Bought it at the brewery in Bend two weeks ago.

Pours a slightly pinkish orange-amber, moderately hazy or a little hazier, medium sized head that collapses to a fairly thin skin that crosses the surface and climbs about 1/4-1/2 inch up the side of the glass. Smell is oranges and grain. Maybe a little grass.

Taste is solid pale ale with tart orange. Grainy and a little hop bite, with definite orange juice.

Mouthfeel is medium, maybe a little stickier than I would really like. Overall, this is a solid example of a pale ale with some orange juiciness added to it, so if that's your jam, it should be an enjoyable beer for you.