Matter of Time
Beer'd Brewing Co.

Purchased cold at a store 2-days ago and kept cold until served. Poured from a 16oz undated can to a nonic. Maybe they tried to date it, all four cans have a blue ink splotch on the bottom.
The body is opaque apricot. The 3/4in/18mm head is bright white. The head fades but not entirely, a significant amount stays on the surface as islands. Lacing is generous.
The aroma sweet hoppy goodness, notes of stone fruit.
The taste is similar in the front, but there is a resin/pine finish.
The mouthfeel is rather light for the appearance, carbonation is appropriate.
Nothing wrong with this beer, but it's not amazing.

Another delicious New England IPA from Beer'd. Dark, golden yellow pour with a touch of orange. Inviting citrus aroma with a great flavor that's very rich, and complex. Subtle, sweet notes of citrus, but primarily orange blossom and more earthy,herbal, and slightly spicy flavors from the palisade and galena hops. Perfect level of carbonation that's a lil' juicy, creamy and plenty full for 7%

 

 

Thanks Roguer!
Definitely New England style. Hazy, golden, bountiful head. Retention is solid. Lacing is scattered and light.
Aroma is glorious. Juicy pop of peppery grass, mango and papaya, pithy grapefruit zest, lime rind, and a very green herbal note.
Taste is a supple melange of tropical and citrus with a nuanced herbal medley. Seriously, how do they do this? Mango and tangerine. Orange and papaya with an herbal, peppery lemongrass note. Honeydew, juniper, maybe underripe blueberry. Wet, almost sweet, grain. A mild, very organic, earthy note. Like the flavor version of a most subtle fern rhizome scent. I know, it sounds kinda weird, but that's what came to mind. It's alive. There is so much going on here.
The base really presents all that the hops offer. The fluffy mouthfeel is alive, creamy and pillowy at the same time. The finish comes back to a just-short-of decadent juiciness.
Overall, I'm already married, but...I love this one.

Appropriately hazy body for the style, nearly opaque, if not quite pulpy. Very good head production, retention, and lacing.

Super duper juicy aroma: mild dankness and pepper, along with a bit of both grassy and kitchen spice herbs, but the emphasis is definitely on mango, melon, tangerine, papaya, ruby red grapefruit, lime, and similar notes.

Unsurprisingly, the aroma translates well to the palate. If it's not quite as bursting with sweet fruit juice, it's good to remember that this beer clocks in at a relatively modest 7% ABV. The depth of flavor, regardless, is quite impressive: melon, mango, papaya, tangerine, peach; just a touch of dirty, earthy dankness, but it's really quite restrained - at least at this age. Despite the emphasis on hops, there is a pleasantly grainy pale malt base, along with a reasonable amount of sweetness to really juice up the hop expression.

Bitterness is low, fitting with a modern NEIPA I suppose. Mouthfeel is smooth and lively, just a touch creamier than Beer'd's more traditional IPAs, and definitely punches a class above its weight.