Morph 11/17/16
Night Shift Brewing

 

16 oz can poured into a teku

A- A hazy golden amber with a two finger head.

S- Citrus, tropical fruits, faint pineapple, somewhat dank, hints of floral hops and wet grass.

T- Tropical fruits, some citrus, some toasted malts, piney, slightly floral, hints of melons.

M- Smooth, medium body.

O- A solid IPA from Night Shift.

 

 

 

 

Pours a somewhat hazy pale yellow gold in color with a finger of white head, great retention and moderate lacing. Aroma is subdued but generically tropical. Taste is also tropical with some lightly floral notes and the merest hint of spice. The flavors are more fruit than juice. Good mouthfeel, light-medium body and moderate carbonation. Another solid iteration of Morph. Quite tasty and very drinkable.

16 oz. can purchased for $2.99 at Fort Point Market. Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip glass. Hazed bronze-orange appearance, dank nose with lots of overripe stone fruits. Quickly receding head that leaves a little lacing. An enticing look and smell. Taste reflects nose with some moderate citrus and crackery malt, white grape showing up as it warms. Hint of all-spice floating around in the finish. The 11/17 Morph variation is solid but I feel like this series is getting a bit played out... I think that if you were to compare a fresh can from each batch over the last few months, the differences between each incarnation pwouldn't be so evident. Regardless, Morph is always solid drinking and this is no expection. Worth a try.