Always Eatin' Dinner
Beer'd Brewing Co.

 

 

A: cloudy; looks like peach nectar; 1 finger finely pored ivory head that receded to a wispy cap with a thick collar; nice lacing;

S: distinctive apricot;

T: guava and melon with a little peppermint in the background; mild bitterness at the end;

M: medium bodied; moderate carbonation; dry finish; soft;

O: I didn't particularly care for the flavor, but this is exactly what the brewery describes:

 

 

Poured to a Nonic from a 16oz can dated 6/4/19.
Hazy yellow with medium head that fades soon.
Aroma is apricot pastry, and oddly nutty, in a good way though.
Taste starts out following aroma, but the finish has a mild hop burn, but its not a big downer.
Mouthfeel is average for the style.
Not the best from Beer'd, but still better than a lot of the crap NEIPAs out there.

Best New England style I’ve had.

Dark yellow in color with a murky, unfiltered appearance. Poured with a moderate, creamy white foam with medium retention. Malty aromas with light fruit, lemon and pineapple skin notes. Medium bodied with medium carbonation and a silky smooth feel. Malty flavors up front with fruity lemon and pineapple. Medium light bitterness through the middle followed citrus fruit flavors of lemon and tangerine rind. Finished with light fruity and citrus notes. A well balanced pale ale with mellow malt and fruity hoppiness subtlely offset by light bitterness. Tasty and drinkable with an easy finish.

 

 

16 oz can into dogfish IPA glass. Dated 3/4/19.
Look is hazy golden yellow. Smell is sweet tropical fruit. Taste follows nose with little dry grapefruit ending. Feel is fairly light. Overall a very nice IPA that is well done. Not their best but still better than most.