Sea Of Green
Tired Hands Brewing Company

 

 

16oz can courtesy of @jzeilinger
Poured into a Fat Head's nonic pint

P pours a hazy/cloudy orange w/ a 1-2f white head; decent retention; fairly heavy lace
N med nose of tangy semi-sweet fruit, pineapple, and a hint of milk sugar; bolder, sweeter, and even more inviting as it opens
T hearty biscuity malt, sweet stone fruit, peach, pineapple, light leafy green hops, and some zingy character; moderately sweet; super cohesive and tasty for sure
Mf med-full bodied w/ med carb; smooth
O one nicely done dipa- would definitely have again given the opportunity; thanks, J!

Review date: 05.30.25
Can date: not captured

Canned On: 3-21-25

A - Hazy, Murky light orange gold hue with thin, soapy white lacing.

S - Fruity citrus and with an underlying dry chalky hop character.

T - Spicy, dank pine up front blended with some fruity citrus and blueberry, ends with a nice piney / fruity blend with residual blueberry.

M - Full medium body that's pillowy soft with soft carbonation and leaves a dry, cotton-like sensation lining the mouth.

O - Interesting beer personality and I expect nothing less from Tired Hands.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Canned on 4/17/2020. Grapefruit yellow in color with an opaque, unfiltered appearance. Poured with a frothy, creamy, bright white foam with good retention. Over-ripe citrus and earthy aromas with light dankness, sour fruity notes and malt. Medium bodied with medium carbonation. Lush, creamy feel with tartness on the edges and pleasant boozy warmth. Sweet berry, melon, and fruity flavors with tart grapes on the edges. Medium light malty flavors. Medium light tartness through the middle followed by mellow, dank, tart grapes, dark berries and melon. Finished with a light bitter note, mellow fruity and tart grape notes. The tart notes, subtle hop bitterness, and dankness nicely balance the sweet fruity characters. Fantastic.

 

 

 

 

Pours a hazy golden orange with a finger of white head that hung around for awhile.
Smells of sweet orange, some pine, and mango as well.
Taste is lots of sweet, candied citrus up front. Mango and pine transition into a lingering dankness. Not quite as dank as I had expected from the can art and thankfully nowhere near the bongwater taste of several 'dank' beers that I've had.
Medium to full body with good carb levels. Very smooth, alcohol is well hidden.
Overall another tasty one from Tired Hands, I wish we had a brewery that consistently pumped out the quality they do.