Inhaler
Magic Rock Brewing

330 ml can, at Royal Gastropub, Østbanehallen, Oslo. ABV is 4.5%. Muddy / cloudy orange to brown colour, small white head. Aroma of pine, tropical fruits and citrus. Nice and well balanced flavour, pine and sprucetips, tropical fruits and citrus. Not very bitter.

 

 

330ml can.
L: Hazy, dark orange/copper colour, clouds of micro bubbles, one finger of collapsed, soapy head.
S: Overripe tropical fruit plus pine needles in the background.
T: Taste falls short of the inviting nose. Flavours are disappointingly flat. Moderate bitterness.
F: Medium body, slightly sticky, but finish is very short and kind of thin.
O: Resinous, bitter, low ABV, American-style, pale ale. Beers into watery, session AIPA territory.

 

Can. Cloudy amber. Frothy head.
Hoppy aroma. Citrus and light digestive biscuit which continues into the flavour.
Medium pithy astringency.
Medium body and carbonation.
Pretty good.

 

 

Canned in a crafty craft can
Pours a slightly hazy wheat coloured head with decent enough white head
Big citrusy aroma with malty biscuit ness
There is that with some bitterness
Just the body let’s it down

 

 

Cloudy orange, head dissipates quickly. Looks almost like a cocktail orange, doesn't look great imo.

Smell hoppiness with a hint of fruit - relatively fragrant. Smells a bit like fizzy orange soda.

Taste is hoppiness and very fruity. Its quite nice actually, good balance and no bitter aftertaste.

Certainly one of the more fruity ones but its nice, and very easy going

Good consistency, low carbonation. Not a huge fan of heavily fruity beers but would be excellent to drink if eating something spicy!

Would I have it again?
Yes, not as a stand-alone beer, I feel like its better accompanied with some sort of spicy food

 

Hazy dark orange color with really frothy beige head. Aroma is quite intense with classic orangey and resiny hops. Taste has toasted malt, slightly nutty, not very bitter, really easy drinking. Medium body and carbonation. Really easy drinking yet tasty IPA.

 

 

Session IPA.
0,33l can.
Hazy orange/amber beer, off-white head with moderate retention.
Fresh citrusy and tropical aroma.
Taste - biscuity malts, orange notes, decent hop bitterness.
Light body and calm carbonation, refreshing and drinkable.

 

A 330ml can with a BB of Aug 2017. Purchased recently from Booths. Juicy!

A: Poured into an IPA glass. Can-conditioned. A hazy orange-amber hue with plentiful fine sediment and light carbonation. Yields a large head of creamy white foam that lasts for a few minutes before subsiding to a patchy surface layer. Slight lacing.

S: Aroma of overwhelmingly fruity hops; notes of grapefruit, citrus, peel, mixed tropical fruit, earthy yeast and faint malt. Simply superb.

T: Tastes of extra fruity hops with notes of grapefruit, citrus, a tropical fruit medley, earthy yeast, acidity and a hint of malt. Slightly tart, with a robust bitterness upon swallowing.

M: Mouthfeel is smooth, tingly and dry, with hop oils tickling the palate. Soft carbonation and the body is a tad watery. Aftertaste of bitter fruity hops, citrus and earthiness.

O: Juicy by name, juicy by nature - an amazing effort. Looks good, while the aroma is sublime and the flavour comes pretty close as well. This is a fruity hop bonanza. The body is OK but somewhat thin and lacking in texture. That said, the aromatic impact this brew packs cannot be understated - there are plenty of IPAs out there that can't touch this. A great example of a lower strength beer that doesn't compromise on character. Excellent and a must for any hop lover.