Mos Dank
Burley Oak Brewing Co.

Scored this during the kill the economy government action this spring because mail order.
Pours a hazy yellow. Sometimes I think BA just throws darts in the style category. 2/5" white head. The aroma was indeed danky. Good mix of Moteuka and Mosaic, not quite the uber amounts you get from the creme de la creme, but it was an enjoyable nose of moderate amounts of M&M hops. Its basically a danky weed strain you're smelling from down under.

Taste was good. Didn't know if I was gonna have enough bitterness here to keep it in my wheelhouse, but I was impressed that Moteuka seemed to be dual use here, providing something in the nose and a lot on the tongue. Light citrus and tropical notes I think owe more to Moteuka than Mosaic (especially the citrus). The malt body seems like a mixed breadiness. For me the mouthfeel was more around 50 ibu not that ridiculous number quoted elsewhere.

Its a good beer, neat to have something 3000 miles away, but I'll save the shipping costs next time.

16 ounce can in a curved pint glass.

Apricot colored liquid behind frosted glass. A1f white cap tapers quickly and leaves minimal spot lacing.

Earthy, malty, lime, blueberry, and a bit dank, of course.

Strong bread malt, the fruits from the aroma, grassy, a bit of pine.

Sturdy medium bodied with good drinking carbonation. At 19 ibu, there’s no hop presence in the feel.

Ok west coast style but nothing stands out.

 

 

 

Big and sweet. Not that Dank despite the name of the beer. If you like really juicy high ABV IPAs with minimal bitterness, this is for you.

32. ounce crowler poured into a tumbler style pint glass

Appearing gold to light amber in the glass it is consistently hazy but translucent and capped with one inch of white mousse- like foam that has good retention and leaves a little bit of lace. A subdued resinous nose gives off some pineapple-like aroma and some biscuit. I can’t detect any alcohol. The taste features the same points of the nose with added citrus, bread and some pine. A restrained grapefruit peel bitterness and some pepper come out toward the finish. As with the nose I cannot detect any alcohol. Medium body, somewhat soft and frothy with a finish that isn’t too long, maybe half a minute, and a carbonation that is medium to low make for easy drinking.

The strength of the nose was a little disappointing but the taste makes up for it.
Well done! I could drink this all day.

5 oz pour on tap. Pours a cloudy yellow with a hint of green. Not pretty, either by NEIPA or any other standards. Aroma and flavor feature juicy citrus and tropical fruit along with biscuity malt, wheat, and some grassy dankness. Mouthfeel is smooth and full with average carbonation.