Lupulin Advisory 4.0
Boneyard Beer Company

Nice green, white, & black label that mimics the starkness of a medical warning. 16 ounces.

The pour is beautiful west coast, in fact an even lighter golden yellow than one *me* might expect. The nose isn’t quite as lovely with light fruitiness & dried grass.

Lupulin Advisory 4.0 is solid. Nice light pearishness, followed by mild weeds (perhaps buckthorn) & a soft bitterness that grows slowly as the liquid level drops. The hops seem green. Light & fluffy. This would be a nice beer to keep me company while I’m grilling.

As noted, solid. Nothing to wildly recommend it & nothing to say against it. Good beer.

 

Clear bright yellow brew with plenty of foam in the Stella Artois goblet. Massively aromatic with papaya and ripe honeydew melon. Equally big flavors of fruit and more fruit with a tangy but not acidic overbite. Flavors of mango, orange, pineapple, with a lemony finish. They seem to have found a way with the various hop products to maximize the flavors without over-bittering. Definitely hot with alcohol but quite delicious. Another reason to watch for new releases from Boneyard. From the 16 oz can purchased at Elizabeth Station. Dated 12/20/22.

16oz can from Tavour. Pale golden pour with a two finger fluffy white head, solid lacing. Aroma is hoppy, green, grassy. Hoppiness carries forward to the taste, sweet, fruity. Full bodied, bitter. Hoppy AF. Just what I needed after 2 weeks in the UK.

 

Look: Clear light orange with a silky-looking pure white head that builds to a lid and holds well, slowly receding and leaving nice lacing behind
Aroma: Ripe peaches, mango, apricots, blueberry, orange, strawberry, pine, a little fir, cantaloupe melon, Cannabis, and sweet bready malt
Taste: A boatload of ripe peaches and apricots, along with a little mango open the floodgates and soon followed by some orange and berry notes. Conifers and Cannabis pick up when the initial hit loses steam and melon also pops up before peaches, dank, and apricots close it out
Mouthfeel: Full, slick, clean, medium-high carbonation, and lightly dry on the finish
Overall: This is an awesome beer. After having and enjoying last year’s version, I wanted to try this as I figured they change up the recipe each year and can now say they must because this is a WAY different beer than last years, but in a good way. The Citra usage is almost purely peach to me, which is present throughout and blend well with the berry, conifer, mango, melon, and dank well and all in a nice DIPA package that isn’t too dry nor does it drink like the 8.3% it is. Try it out

Can from Market of Choice

A clear light orange with a dense, off-white head with good retention and lacing. The nose is surprisingly muted. Moderate bitterness, fruit, pine. Cooked citrus, mild stone fruit, a touch of alcohol. The palate mildly bitter with a bit of a muddled malt character. The alcohol is also noticeable, lending a mildly astringent feel. Mildly sweet on the finish. A bit of a bore, with the combination of tropical fruit and hop bitterness being a little weird.