World At Large
Beer'd Brewing Co.

 

Good pale ale. Most should like it, but pale ales only go so far.

 

 

Hazy amber color. Modest head which sticks around. Good streaky lace.

Piney with a lavender aftersmell. A touch of white pepper.

First impression is of the very high carbonation level which belies the moderate body. The taste is strongly black pepper with a bit of sweetness in the background. Overall, though, I'd describe this beer as dry. Long but soft bitter aftertaste.

Poured from a growler filled at the brewery.

Pours a hazy amber orange color with a finger of bright white head. The head sticks around for a long time, leaving some splotches of lace before settling into a creamy film.

The aroma brings notes of pineapple, mangoes, and musty overripe melon. There's also some grassiness and a back end of biscuity malt.

The flavor starts off with more citrus: Ruby red grapefruit and orange rind, followed by a ton of mangoes. Finishes piney and bitter with a nice, bready malt backbone.

The feel is medium-light bodied with moderate carbonation. Very smooth and creamy, though drinks far heavier than a typical pale ale.

Overall, a very tasty pale ale that honestly should just be labeled an IPA. Those issues aside, it's tropical and bitter, with plenty of malt balance. Hope to see this one in cans soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Found on tap at a local bar, pours a pretty clear amber color, decent white head that dissipates into a ring. smell is pretty tropical like peaches and apricots, with some sweet citrus and a big bready malt scent on the nose as well. taste is much more citrus and malt heavy, the tropical fruit notes take a back seat. feel could have been a little better as this is an APA, I expected lots of carbonation. overall pretty decent, but I think I need to try Hobbit Juice to really love these Beer'd guys. I havent been blown away yet.

 

Smells yeasty! Kind of dank honestly, very smooth and drinkable. Beer'd hasn't failed to impress me yet.

 

 

Sampled at the brewery on 6/24. Pours a pretty light yellowy gold color, clear, with a tight white head that doesn't leave too much lacing.

Hoppy aroma, but not explosively so. Very subtle notes of citrus and some sweet malts. Flavor starts with a quick maltiness, but then it's kicked out by a pretty tropical hop wave. Nice juicy notes abound. Hops don't linger though, and they're quickly gone after the swallow. Very light body and it's easy to crush this. Very well designed Pale Ale.