Gamble Everything
The Unknown Brewing Co.

 

 

This is billed as a hazy IPA, but after pouring it seems as if this statement was leveraged as a money grab gravy training the whole NEIPA thing. What we have in reality is an IPA of hazy nature, no doubt, but if you bill in this day and age as hazy, folks tend to expect OJ. It's ok looking, cloudy in an East coast DIPA way with a stark white head. Nose is candy orange with a ripe vegetable edge. Taste follows along, like identically. After taste is even the same. Guess consistency throughout the experience is nailed on this otherwise pedestrian beer.

 

Can, no date.

The pour is somewhat hazy, but only mildly so in comparison to other "NE style" IPAs. Head is minimal, with a touch of lacing on the glass.

Aroma pretty mundane, not very distinctive, but with a few interesting melon notes on close inspection.

Taste is run-of-the-mill double IPA taste, a typical bitter with sweet amalgam, decent enough but not much complexity.

Beer is somewhat flat with a cheap supermarket soda kind of feel to it.

I gambled more than $3 for a single of of this and lost the pot.

 

 

Lightly hazy orange brew with a kind of dense white head that fades and leaves a tiny bit of lacing behind. Smells quite fruity with mostly orange and grapefruit with some pith and pine. It immediately tastes a bit bitter and then the sweetness comes in. Mostly tastes of grapefruit, orange and pine with a lingering bitterness. Quite a decent beer.