Mandela Effect
HenHouse Brewing

Appearance: Pours a hazy golden color, with a retentive, soapy white foam head.

Aroma: Floral aroma, orange and grapefruit.

Taste: Orange, mango, and maybe stonefruit. Slightly malty in the background. A little bit of breadiness. A mellow bitterness lingers in the finish.

Overall: went into this one completely blind, and found it to be quite the enjoyable hazy. Will definitely buy again when finances permit and I'm in the mood for a New England style.

 

 

 

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Excellent Beer. Aroma filled the room when the can was cracked. Enjoyed in a pint glass. Citrus notes. Easy drinking crushable.

Can from cask Flask Liquors.
Few weeks old
Look: standard hazy orange.
Smell :stonefruit.
Taste: stonefruit, mango, burny finish.
Overall: standard hazy. As it warmed it burned more and became less flavorful for some reason.

My third can of Henhouse beer. Hopefully this will be better than the last two.

The beer pours a hazy golden amber color with good head retention and lacing. This beer is so hazy, it's pretty much opaque. On the nose I pick fairly light tropical fruit and orange juice. It's not bad, but there's just not a lot there. The flavor profile replicates the nose, though the beer is a bit sweeter than I typically like to see in an ipa (hazy or otherwise). Mouthfeel is fairly full, and the alcohol is pretty well integrated into the flavor profile. There's very little bitterness in the finish, which I suppose is true to the style. I'm picking up considerable orange juice and light tropical fruit in the flavor profile.

Shrug. This is a decent hazy ipa, but is nothing special or out of the ordinary. Can't see any reason why I'd want to order this again.