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Tired Hands Brewing Company

16oz can courtesy of @jzeilinger
Poured into a Tired Hands willi becher

P opaque light orange/dark straw color w/ a fairly dense 2f white head; med-heavy spotty lace left behind
N med to med-bold nose of tropical notes, biscuity malt, and sharp orange; floral notes poke through, w/ some coconut as well
T phenomenal stuff; firm biscuity malt carries orange, juicy stone fruit, and green hops; vanilla in the finish, perfectly balanced; a bit of tangy bitterness in aftertaste
Mf med-full to full bodied; satisfying; med to med-high carb; creamy; notable mouthfeel
O hits all the right notes; thanks again, J- this was delightful!

Review date: 10.03.25
Can date: 08.04.25

Received a cold 16 oz can from @jzeilinger 9-23-25. Canned 8-4-25; consumed 10-14-25. Cold stored since acquisition.

Beer poured turbid golden orange with a very nice long lasting white head.

Nose is tropical fruit forward.

Taste is a larger pale malt base that displays hopping that is giving me coconut, pineapple, and white wine. Finishes with a gooseberry bitterness; 6/10 on my scale.

Mouthfeel is small to medium bodied with each sip being very smooth.

Overall, this is a winner. Dig the hop combo!

 

L: opaque and murky with a solid two finger of white head on a fairly aggressive pour.
S: pineapple, citrus, getting a touch of hay and grass as well.
T: citrus up front, mango and pineapple with a touch of pine to finish it off
F: soft and pillowy
O: another outstanding DIPA from Tired Hands.

Canned on: 8-4-25

A - Opaque light golden tan pour with dense, sticky lacing that looks like cotton candy and sticks to the glass like glue.

S - Dank citrus, orange, and pineapple dominate the nose.

T - Follows the nose: Juicy citrus, mango, some orange, and pineapple from start to finish with some light spiciness and light resiny pine on the back end.

M - Big medium body that's pillowy soft and chewy, leaves a hefty coating in the mouth that feels cotton-like.

O - Solid.

Lightly sweet hazy DIPA that pours an expected cloudy straw color with ample fluffy head. Scents wafting forth are of lemon and tangerine. Pungent and dank flavors proceed giving a wide array of citrus and tropical fruit with granny smith apple, grapefruit, white grape, lemon/lime, and orange/tangerine. There is a real depth of hop juiciness, some resin, and bitterness with hints of hop burn even a month after canning. This is one potent DIPA. There are also large quantities of oats and some mild lactose commingling. A palate coating nature is present. This is an attention grabbing NEDIPA that is well above average in a crowded field