Tailpipin' - Dual Exhaust
Hoof Hearted Brewing

16 oz can poured into a pint glass.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I was excited to try in Ohio Brewer that I have not heard of before .... This is very nice I'm not sure where they're hiding the alcohol content .... A bit flat and not much to look at, but taste pretty darn yummy

 

Wow. Another amazing Hoof Hearted!

This monster hazy IPA has the requisite goofy label and name. It's yellow and very hazy with decent head. The aroma is a fantastic hoppy stench. Some non beer connesseurs didn't like the smell. The taste is a fantastic big balance. There way I look at a good hazy ("New England"), they should have enough hops to cover all alcohol and sweetness but not be bitter. This one does that. It's juicy. It sits well on the palate. You don't want it to get washed down

Highly recommended. Another great brew from this great brewer. It's huge and delicious.

I got a can of this beer off the single shelf from my local beer store located just around the corner. This interesting beer poured a hazy orangish with no head and no lace. The scent had dank white grape and stone fruit notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with stone fruit presence with white wine hints. The mouthfeel was medium in body and had good carbonation. Overall it is a very kookie beer and well worth the try.

Where the standard Tailpipin' merely showcases the hops of Sorachi Ace and Citra, the Dual Exhaust version ups the ante with Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier and French Colombard juices. Its just enough to want to turn up the Skynyrd with pinkies out.

Pale and pouring like burnt lemon, the muddy banana haze the appearance a shade heavier than tapioca. With a cottony meringue forming, the scent is strikingly herbal, green and fruity to provide a highly perfumy aroma akin to waking into any standard 420 store that's trying hard not to smell like a 420 store. But its taste is creamy with a blend of dough, cereal, shortcake and cream of wheat.

Once the fully open on the tongue, it double downs on its perfume for a fruitier, nearly tangy sensation as the Citra plays out with under ripened orange, white grapefruit and green mangos to accompany the musty grape flavors. As a peppery, winey and lemony character takes hold, the Sorachi Ace hops have made their mark, springing off of the grape juice additions. Peppery, earthy and sharply bitter, a downright dank flavor follows with the bitterness of tea, resin and wine tannins.

With hints of green tea, lemongrass and lemon pepper rising in finish, the beer's textures stray from creamy but develops into dirty dryness to close. A pep of gin adds to the hop and alcohol complexity as the ale extends into a medium-length sprucy, sassafras in a dirty, danky aftertaste.

 

1 PINT can
Served in a stemless wine glass

This beer pours yellow and turbid. It is topped with an inch of beige head that disappears quickly.

It has a big tropical fruit and melon aroma.

The taste follows the smell. Tropical fruit and melon envelope my tongue. There is no bitterness.

Medium bodied with a dangerously smooth mouthfeel and drinkability

This is a smooth and easy drinking TIPA. Hoof has got their shit dialed in.