Mythomania
Proclamation Ale Company

 

16oz can dated 2/7/20.

Pours cloudy gold with two inches of white fluff. Retention and lacing are exceptional. Pungent grapefruit, pineapple, and lime zest in the nose. Medium bodied with a creamy, tacky mouthfeel. Loads of pithy, zesty hops on the palate with a light punch of booze. Pineapple, grapefruit, pear, and pine. Finishes dry with a big bitterness and plenty of zesty citrus.

 

Poured from a 16oz can into a Trillium pub glass.

Look is a hazy dark orange with a full cream colored head.

Aroma is lots of grapefruit tangerine.

Taste is a tropical fruit bomb.

Delicious.

 

 

 

Thanks @tasterschoice62 for this can. Pours a very dark hazy orange, with a 2 plus finger sticky off white head that leaves big thick streaks of lace as it slowly settles leaving a thick ring of foam around the edges of the glass. 4.5

Smell is mandarin, papaya, apricot, stone fruit, and some grapefruit rind. 4

Taste follows tangerine, papaya, stone fruit up front with a healthy dose of apricot and grapefruit it the long lingering finish. 4

Mouthfeel is big and sticky, soft on the tongue and palate, and at 9% you can tell it is a big NEDIPA but still goes rather easy. 4.25

Overall this is a really nice beer, that really leaves it mark and beats up the taste buds a bit. 4

Pleasantly surprised with the creamy taste and body

 

 

No canning date (presumably canned ~7/23/19)

Pours a murky golden orange with 1.5 fingers of fluffy white head which recedes quickly to a spotty cap, thick, foamy collar, and leaves a fair amount of thinner, soapy lacing.

Aromas are of fresh tropical juices with a pineapple standout, lightly tart citrus, and the occasional sweet cream appearance throughout.; somewhat muddled and vague, but bright.

Taste brings out notes of guava and mango given depth through a light lemon zest tone; underripe citrus permeates the background while fruity sweet cream fluctuates throughout the profile.

Mouthfeel shows a medium body, consistently smooth with an easy hop prickle and leveled lower carbonation, leading into a thinning but fairly juicy, palatable finish; minimal alcohol presence.

Solid NEIPA with some expressive notes becoming too muddled before fully breaking through; as such, highly drinkable if not very memorable.

 

“Cats R Rad” 04/30/19
This is a heavy hitter. Massive hop bomb but so darn smooth and juicy; such is the NEDIPA. Fresh melon, citrus, papaya, it has all the good stuff. A bit resinous in the finish with a creamy body. Also a hint of booze. Hits all the marks. Proper!

 

From a 16oz can, dated 04/30/19. Served in a tumbler.

Pours a dark and murky, dull orange color with about a finger and a half of lathery, ivory colored foam. Retention is fairly good, leaving a thick, bubbly cap and collar with tatters of lacing.

A robust, malty aroma. Yeasty bread roll with pineapple, overripe mango and composty orange.

Taste is harsh and boozy. Composty, fermented orange juice and sour oats dominate the flavor profile, then soft, squishy overripe tropical fruits muddled with rum. Dank, boozy fruit juice.

Feel is hefty, juicy, medium-thick bodied and amply carbonated with a definite boozy warmth to the gullet.

Overall, nothing subtle going on here. It’s big, brash and boozy and, in fact, feels even bigger than its stated 9% abv. Strongly reminiscent of some of the heavier Trillium Permutation and Lighthouse series beers. Sure as hell gets the job done, though.

Amazing. Reminds me of KDA. Has anyone seen them in the room at the same time?

 

On tap. Really hazy peach color with creamy off-white head. Aroma has dank hops and overripe fruit notes. Taste is sweet and fruity with tangerine and ripe peach notes. Medium plus body with medium carbonation. Finishes with a nice bitterness making the beer more balanced and easy to drink.