Liquid Cycle
4 Hands Brewing Co.

Most reviews say slightly hazy, but this has a wonderful and heavy haze. Pour from a can slowly as there is the common yeast and proteins (the white chunks lol) that will go will go crazy if poured regularly, but dont be afraid of it, full of B vitamins! Very juicy and sliiightly dry. Pineapple is the definitely the smell if this juice!

 

From a twelve ounce can, this is a wonderful hazy ipa. Slim head and a fresh hoppy aroma. Flowers. Fruit and a little light malt in the taste. Firm and full body. Nice and drinkable beer.

 

 

 

 

L: Lightly hazed.. honey.
S: Citrus.. pineapple, orange.
T: Matches the smell, with a really good citrus burst throughout. Has a tad of sourness.
F: Smooth, light to medium front to back. A bit of dry bitterness, yet not dry.
O: Pineapple was my 1st thought. Citrus was my 2nd. There were a few times I was starting to get a sour/tart flavor peeking in,.. but it was fleeting. Pleasantly surprised for sure.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copper colored and plenty hazy in complexion. There's a sold inch of densely packed off white resting on top. The aroma is of flowery to slightly earthy mosaic hops and some overripe pineapple. I'm tasting overly ripe pineapple with a very brief to nonexistant flavor in the back of the palate. The mouth is very smooth and creamy likely due to the addition of oats.

 

I guess the juicy/hazy IPA craze has finally hit St. Louis. Not mad if they keep tasting this good. Poured from the 16 oz a super hazy orange/yellow color with a finger or so of white head that steadily dropped down to a foam cap. Some bits of lacing remain over this cup of juice. Smells of an array of citrus/tropical fruits, mostly pineapple, orange and mango. Tastes super citrus-y and hoppy, with a nice hop bitterness/dank flavor and a small amount of biscuity malts that really makes me keep going back for another drink. Feel is fantastic with a nice juicyness and thick body. Glad I went straight for the 4 pack of these.

Pours an opaque bright-orange with a finger of off-white foam that retains well. Aroma is dense, hittings notes of orange, papaya, mango, and tangerine. It has the body and presence of a top 250 NE IPA. Flavor profile is mango, tangerine and papaya with a decisive pulpiness that flows well. Biscuit and toast malts in the back. Mouth feel is thick with a creamy, pulpy texture that really gives this beer a presence. Overall, a big NE IPA from a Missouri brewery. A kin to many top 250 NE IPAs.

Served in a 12oz snifter from a 16oz can.