Halliza
Omnipollo

 

Pours cloudy straw with a frothy, compact head. Lots of citrus, berry, stone fruit in the nose. Peach and tropical hops up front with loads of lemon, blueberry, grapefruit hops behind. The mouthfeel is full bodied with a mouthcoating hop cotton mouth. High bitterness in the long finish.

A fantastic IPA from a great IPA brewery. Dank, very hoppy even by today's standard's and bitter, Excellent beer.

Very pale yellow pour with a small head. The nose is a very nice mix of dank hops and citrus. Velvety feel. On the bitter side but not obtrusively so. Dry, with carbonated, boozy finish. This is a solid IPA, a bit watery, but much better than I thought it would be.

 

 

 

473ml can served cold into a pint glass. LCBO purchase for $4.95 CDN. Canning date of November 15, 2021.

Appearance- Pale yellowy straw color with nearly two fingers of frothy and fluffy white head. Very good head retention. Very hazy and no loose sediment.

Smell - Some dank gym socks with a passionfruit citrus combo with maybe some slight blueberry aromatics thrown in fo good measure. Not the biggest nose out there.

Taste - Passionfruit with some peach maybe and a big weedy bit with some serious bitterness comes flying in. Could be traces of grapefruit in that last bit. Juicy in flavor

Mouthfeel - Smooth and medium bodied with soft carbonation. Juicy initially but then finishes a bit drier.

Overall - Another solid IPA from Omnipollo, Halliza doesn't set the world on fire the way some of their other beers do, but this is a good juicy brew with a nice focus on what I believe to be passionfruit. Well worth a try.