Orderville - Double Dry-Hopped
Modern Times Beer

 

Haze pale yellow served on draft at The Fish House San Diego. Nose redolent big citrus, plenty of pine a tad of of the tropics and some vague maltiness. Nice and drinkably smooth with the tropical fruit of guava and mango coming through with the resiny note right behind. Dare I say a hint of stone fruit too. Well rounded beer.

Hazy and pulpy deep orange pour. Six hops in the kettle and three more for the dry-hop gives this IPA a multitude of varied tastes. Citrus comes through, but also a dank earthiness. A really interesting beer with angles to it. Modern Times scores again.

looks thick, creamy and beautiful... smells sweet and hoppy... taste is a little like OJ, a little sweet, and easy going down even though it's apparently sat on the shelf a bit. overall, nice and gripping.... i kind of like these 19.2 oz cans...

 

 

Had a 14 oz serving with lunch at Moto on 5-27-20 for $6.00.

Beer was served a cloudy golden orange with a nice white head initially.

Nose was very nice, orange, grapefruit, and mango shined thru nicely.

Taste followed the nose, notes of mango initially but grapefruit and orange shine on the lighter but substantive malt base. Finished with a touch of rind bitterness; 6/10 on my bitterness scale.

Mouthfeel is very good, light bodied and refreshing with each sip.

Overall this was an enjoyable beer that i would have again.

Big, juicy and dank. Double dry hopped and very nearly a double IPA. Tangy and nearly sour style. A well rounded drinking experience while still being refreshing. Highly recommend.

 

19.2oz stovepipe can from Brewers Haven. Golden pour, mild haze, small head. Aroma is fruity, blend of citrus and tropical. Taste turns grassy and dank, mild fruity flavors.

19oz can poured in to a nonic glass. Canned on is 03/04/2020.

Look- Hazy as described, golden amber color, a nice solid head with great retention and lacing. Light carbonation streams visible.

Smell- Strong citrus (pithy grapefruit, orange and lemon), pineapple and mango, peach skin and gooseberry, faint pine and floral grassy notes.

Taste- Same as smell for the most part, nice citrus, pineapple, gooseberry with a solid bitter resinous pine back end.

Feel- On the heavier end of medium, clean, fairly crisp and dry. Moderate carbonation on the tongue.

O- A really nice offering from MT. If this wasn't $5+ per can I'd be drinking it a lot more. Definitely worth checking out.

 

 

19.2oz can with a canned on date of 3-14-20. Opened on "Little Friday" 4-16-20.
Big, off white 2 finger head with excellent retention...slow to budge. Fully opaque and golden-orange DDH IPA. Thick sticky lacing abounds.
Citrus, orange peel, berry, pine, and a faint hint of a doughy malt back are all early indicators. Fresh peeled orange and the aromas associated with oil from the peel are in play late.
Grapefruit pith, pine more up front in the flavor than the aroma. Weedy green flavors, some creamsicle. Berry more prominent late.
Medium to full body IPA with a full, round and soft mouthfeel. Medium-level punch of bitterness with a long lasting citrus filled hoppy finish.
Extra points in appearance and feel for no change between the first and second pour, no floaties or nasty sediment, just a long smooth pour. Nicely done.
Outstanding.

 

Can poured into a Modern Times Beer glass

A: Pours hazy golden amber with a frothy off white head that settles to a light layer and leaves some nice lacing.

S: Resinous pine, mix of citrus, tropical and stone fruit, spicy and dank herbal notes, slightly green and earthy, crackery biscuity malt, and just a touch of sweetness.

T: Big resinous pine, zesty citrus, strong lemon, plus grapefruit, lime, and tangerine, spicy dank herbal notes, tropical and stone fruit, pineapple, apricot, peach, papaya, plum, passion fruit, and a hint of pear, crackery biscuity malt, and just a touch of sweetness.

M: Medium body, moderately lively carbonation.

O: The DDH treatment definitely makes this one pop. Great intensity. Not my favorite hop profile, but a damn solid IPA none the less.

 

A: Very hazy orange/gold with thick white foam and thick lacing.
N: Tropical and citrus with some floral notes and pine.
T: Follows the nose, sweet tropical hit with crisp citrus. Some floral flavors in there with a light pine/bitterness.
M: Medium and flavorful.
O: A solid beer, well balanced and full flavor.