Most People Can't Handle High Bass
Hoof Hearted Brewing

First off, this is the best IPA I've had in months. The last time I said that was probably another Hoof Hearted.

It pours a fully cloudy yellow with some fizz. It's a sublime yellow. The aroma is less stanky and more well tamed - it is still nasty. The taste is a balance of sweetness, juiciness and some hops surviving through the thickness. It all goes down like Blanton's on ice - perfectly smooth.

Recommended, of course. If you see these anywhere, buy them and drink them.

 

1 PINT can
Served in a stemless wine glass

This beer pours bright yellow and hazy. It is topped with an inch of tan head that leaves little lacing.

It smells like a tropical fruit salad with some added sweetness and a dash of grapefruit.

The taste is about the same. Tropical fruit with grapefruit to add a little bitterness, yet there is a balancing sweet taste.

Full bodied with a creamy mouthfeel

This is an extremely drinkable 10% beer.

 

16oz can dated 6/9/20 poured into a tulip
A: Hazy light orange, 1+ finger head
S: Dank, citrus rind, tropical fruit
T: Matches the nose, but also malty & somewhat sweet
M: Full-bodied, hidden alcohol, bitter, slightly sweet
O: As the reviewer below said, a good beer but better out there from Hoof Hearted. If brewed drier it would kick each score up a notch

 

 

Good but not great due to the beer getting too sweet as it warms. Absolutely no head as well.

This one is a good beer, but just typical for Hoof Hearted. Not their best , but certainly not their worst. Worth a try, but you’ll move on to their better offerings quickly.