Pulpasaurus
Junkyard Brewing Company

From 16oz can . Pours a hazy golden pear color with a white head . Smell is tropical fruity and dank. Taste has citrus,melon, stone fruits , and garden dank . Mouth feel fruity dank hoppy some malts more sweet thats n dry .

16oz can pkg dated 3/1/22 into a Spiegelau glass. 7.0% ABV printed on can.
L: Pours dark hazy apricot w/a 2.5" off white thick rocky head w/a large cap. Excellent retention. Well carbonated & thick sticky lacing & banding.
S: Orange, orange & tangerine rind, floral & blossom-like, caramelized malts, mango, very fruity, a hint of alcohol as a the beer warms.
T: Floral orange, citrus zest, light pineapple, honey, citrus pith, very good juicy/fresh squeezed orange that's not too sweet, overall fairly clean.
F: Soft, lightly creamy, juicy medium bodied mouth feel w/a medium length clean & lightly drying finish.
O: A citrusy, floral & juicy NEIPA that focuses on orange. Very pleasant tasting and is well balanced. I enjoy the honey malts used as they darken the color and make the taste a bit more complex. It is easy drinking and is excellent in it's style.

 

All hazed up. Bright golden hue. Large and lasting ivory head. Looking good.

In the nose: Big citrus. Lemon/lime, orange, grapefruit, along with the yeasty fuzz in attendance.

In the mouth: Bright, fresh, and fruity. Citrus zest dominates the palate. Big ol' glass of orange juice, with a slice of grapefruit. Light bitterness. Medium bodied. Overflowing juiciness. Pretty, pretty, pretty damned good. Loving this.

 

Poured from crowler into glass. Fill date stamped as '10/25/18'. Followed by 'GOOD JUICE'.
Cloudy, pale gold colored body. One finger of white, fluffy head settles back after a fashion. Leaves behind some spots of lacing.
Aroma of floral and citrus hops.
Taste of floral and citrus hops, along with some piney and pith bitterness at the end. Lots of orange juice throughout.
Medium mouth feel. Good carbonation.
A juicy IPA but lacks the pillowy mouth feel of a true NEIPA.

 

 

 

This beer pours a hazy golden orange with a smallish head. The aroma offers up orange and grapefruit peel, mango, and pine. The flavor does have lots of orange peel, dried pine needle, lemon peel, and cannabis with a significant level of bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a very dry, almost astringent finish. Overall the name threw me a bit - I was expecting something a bit more orange juice centric, instead with is more focused on citrus peel and strong pine - more a classicly bitter IPA than a modern fruit bomb.

Gorgeous bright orange, hazy, full two finger bone white head. Sharp citrus rind hop profile balanced with El Dorado. Straight up orange juice, a little bit perfumy and floral. Moderate bitterness. Feel is bubbly, reminding me very much of a mimosa. Just an excellent beer.