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Bent Brewstillery

Pours a clear light golden color with an eggshell white head. Smell is pine and citrus. Taste has oranges and grapefruit rind with lemon citrus and berries ,sweet bready malts in finish An English IPA bitter hoppy and malty.

Clear, bright amber color, beautiful ivory head.

In the nose: floral, lightly spicy, plenty of hop flavor, citrus, herbal. Nice stuff.

In the mouth: Starts off with a nice bitter hop blast, citrus and pine, while malt sweetness starts to pour in. Generous malt mouthfeel, persistent bitterness. Lightly fruity, and flat-out tasty. Good ol' drinking' English-style IPA, just the way I like it. Hey, this one's not bad. I'll drink it. You can, too.

 

 

Very solid IPA!

 

Pours a murky apricot color with a small off white head that dissipates quickly leaving minimal lacing. The aroma is the highlight of this beer, smells of tangerine, grapefruit and marmalade. The flavor is very sweet and malty with hardly any hop bitterness. No date on this can but presumably fairly fresh. The feel is fine, but overall a beer that I won't purchase (but wouldn't turn down if someone brought me some).

This beer pours a medium amber with an average head. The aroma features notes of pineapple, mandarin oranges, grapefruit peel, and caramel. The flavor is quite sweet upfront with caramel notes, followed by candied pineapple, overripe mango, peach, and a a burnt sugar finish. The mouthfeel is medium with abundant foam y carbonation. Overall this is a bit of a muddled beer, with too much sweetness and slightly off hop flavors. Decent, but not something I would get again.

 

L: pours brilliant copper amber producing a 1" light cream colored foam collar with fair retention.

S: smells like green tea, fruit, light malt, citrus and tropical fruit. It pours brilliant copper amber producing a 1" light cream colored foam collar with fair retention.

T: It starts with a light prickle on the tongue, tropical fruit, green tea, and lightly sweet fruit up front. Medium high hops emerge mid-palate leading to a slightly green tea astringent, drying bitter finish.

F: medium body and medium high carbonation.

O: This is a very drinkable beer but could use a little less carbonation.

 

 

 

Clear bright amber colour, light citrusy hop nose and a little sweet, medium to heavy bodied, sweet and heady malt body throughout. Prominent earthy and citrusy hop finish which lingers. Slightly alcoholic in taste but not bitter.