Crushable Church
Tired Hands Brewing Company

 

Tired Hands Crushable Church presents a hazy, murky yellow beneath a healthy and sudsy white head. Dripping hang of lacework. A mildly halting bitter on first taste - stops just shy of strong. Vague tropical citrus flavor is fresh. For a 4.8% there is surprising noticeable warmth. Mouthfeel is moderate. Appreciate the carbonated release. Semi dry finish. A keeper brew.

Disappointing. I expected better from this brewery. Unfortunately, this beer is not a great drink. Over carbonated and super bitter makes it not an easy drink. Almost the opposite of sessionable. I bought a six pack and thought the first one was just off, but the second has similar carbonation and flavor. Best when very cold so drink it fast.

Odd gold/brown pour, murky like unfiltered cider, steady pancake head, off white color to the head. Nose shows pine and citrus.

Taste is bitter grapefruit, resiny dankness, fresh green pine needles, nibble of pineapple at the back, light kilned malt. Light mouthfeel. Finish is more if the pine and citrus bitterness .

6 oz draft pour at Lures Bar & Grille. This comes across as harshly bitter and a bit astringent with aggressive carbonation. Some decent citrus hop flavor, but not enough to make up for the less desirable features. For me, this is not "crushable" at all. YMMV.

This beer should not be purchased. Far overpriced, absolutely no balance. Quite horrific. My brother purchased (he's a fan of this brewery) and he believed it was a 7/8 % alc/v. Of course the brewery can't be bothered to print relevant info on its labels. Truly awful, this brewery is extremely over rated. Avoid.

 

 

 

 

 

 

on draft, served in shaker pint glass

opaquely hazy, light yellow in color, thick white head. decent citrus and dank hop aroma, but the taste is thin and a bit unbalanced like a lot of a "session" IPAs.

 

Pretty good, not great. Good for a 6, but not one that I have to have again. Its a good session IPA, but so many are and this one doesn't do anything exceptional to standout. Tired hands makes good beer, and this an example.

 

12oz can into a pint glass. Canned 5/5/23, so 3 weeks old.

Pale pear juice colored body with a small white head which leaves rings of lacing. Herbal hoppy aroma. Some citrus notes amongst the dry dank herbal flavor. Might need a few more weeks in the can to even out. But very full and tasty for a session ipa.

Pale, cloudy yellow body; thick, white head, sculpted and semi-creamy; sticky rings of foam. Blast of tropical fruit and fresh citrus aromas; papaya and lemon, banana and pineapple. Bitter and citrus flavor; a touch of oat; white grapefruit rind. Medium body; sharp and acidic; semi-dry feel.

Generally a nice, light, rather refreshing sessionable beer.

Pouring temperature: 42 °F; canning info: n/a
Source: Tavour