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Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company

A - Medium good pour with nice clarity, steady carbonation.

S - Resiny pine and citrus slam the nose.

T - Old school hop forward with tons of resiny pine and grapefruit citrus. The hops dominate this beer from start to finish. Finishes hope strong with lingering pine bitterness. The come across a little bit like chalky hop pellets.

M - Big body with substantial thickness for the style.

O - Considered and "old school" IPA some but has nice bite and flavor. Dig it.

 

On tap, poured into a 10 ounce tulip glass.

L---Clear, bright gold color. Fluffy white head with very good retention, but no real lacing.

S---Very hoppy. A little pine. A little citrus (grapefruit). A little tropical (pineapple).

T---Follows the nose. Grapefruit, pineapple & pine. Very hoppy.

F---Juicy with a touch of astringent bitterness.

O---A very nice DIPA. Nothing too fancy, but damn solid across the board.

 

Poured from a tallboy can into a Dogfish Head tulip

L: Slightly hazed medium golden pour with thick fluffy white head. Great lacing... pretty looking beer.

S: Pine and citrus hops. Resin and lighter tropical fruits.

T/F: Toasted malt backbone... pine, citrus, and pineapple give a nice mashup of flavors. Some sweetness to start with assertive hop bitterness. Medium bodied and well carbonated... more resin and earth/pine towards the finish.

O: An aggressive and bitter IPA.. well balanced and tasty, and a nice mashup of West Coast and New England IPA styles. Neshaminy Creek does great work and this is a very solid beer.

 

 

 

 

Change the label and make this up in NE and they would be praising the beer to the hills

 

Pumpkin orange in color with a heavy haze. Poured with a moderate, creamy, bright white foam with excellent retention. Earthy, resinous hop aromas with pine needle and under-ripe pineapple. Medium bodied with soft medium carbonation and boozy warmth near the end. Body and carbonation provide a light creamy smooth feel. Under-ripe pineapple up front followed by earth resinous and spicy hop. Solid malty backbone throughout with light caramel malt notes. Medium high piney hop bitterness in the middle followed by sweet malt and sharp citrus flavors. Caramel malt and pine hop flavors from the middle to the end accompanied by expanding, slightly prickly, boozy heat. Finished with sweet malty notes and lingering pine hop bitterness that slowly tapers to a dry boozy end. Aggressively hopped and bitter that is well balanced with a boozy malty base with pleasant caramel notes. Strong, unforgiving and tasty.