Lord Byron
Angry Chair Brewing

Hazy golden orange body. Big herbal spice, a bit leafy. Tropical fruit, light sugary malt, sweet but balanced sufficiently as a DIPA. Medium body, softer carbonation, creamy, nice leafy and slightly spicy bite on the backend.

Great beer, I'm just not a fan of Nelson hops.

Chalky, yellow-orange body topped with a thick, sudsy, white head; excellent rings of foam along the glass. Nice, sweet aroma reminding one of tropical fruit, berries, and musk melon. The taste follows along the lines of the smell; a bit of biscuit-like malt character; red grapefruit; boozy presence; moderate amount of bitterness and phenols. Heavy body; velvety and creamy; mild alcohol burn; acidic.

There is no date information on the can, I can't factor that information into my ratings. Regardless, the beer, overall, is nicely balanced and delivers a fair amount of complexity to the palate.

 

 

 

 

Poured a cloudy chalk-yellow body with minimal head and lace patches down the glass. The aroma is acidic and slightly sharp and pungent. Beer is medium-bodied, slightly sharp with a sour acidity underneath a lovely floral and grassy sweetness that is like grapefruit or blood orange. Beer grew on me as I sipped it and as it warmed got a touch sweeter and more mellow and lost some of the initial sharpness.