Graveyard Shift
Westbrook Brewing Co.

 

No date on can, into a pint glass.

Pours a murky orange with great fluffy foam. Aroma is super strong, dank orange and some vegetal matter, classic Citra aroma. Smells great. Flavor follows nose, some good citrus but really dank. Grapefruit juice and a little rind up front, with some sweetness. Good bitter finish as well. There's good wheat and caramel malt up front which balances out the hoppiness with big orange tootsie roll vibes. Feel is good, a little thin, but it's pretty drinkable. Low body.

Just a good NEIPA overall but not super memorable. I like citra so I dug it though.

 

 

Poured a hazy milky gold with no clarity; white mixed bubbles foam; ok+ cap retention; solid ring; medium heavy soapy lacing. Citrus and tropical fruit nose. Lemon, lime, orange, passionfruit, peach. Slight dusty dry tongue coating from the incognito; full minus body; soft fluffy feel; light carbonation; no astringency. Overall, very drinkable; a true hazy without the murkiness.

 

I bought this beer last year because of the cool horror slasher movie can art, and I did the same thing this year. While I love the can art, this beer is dangerously overpriced, YIKES. Taste is okay, it tastes like an IPA. A good beer to pregame with before trick or treating or to enjoy while playing a few games of Dead By Daylight, preferably the 2.3.3. build back when playing killer was still fair. Westbrook’s Costume Party beer that also comes out this time of year tastes like a Snickers candy bar, that one tastes a lot better.

Style: IPA | Tap/Can/Bottle: Can | Abv: 7% | Rating: 3.5