All Green Everything
Other Half Brewing Company

 

 

 

Hazy dark orange and gold hues, light and fluffy head and lacing. Smell is dank and tropical hop scents. Taste is dank and hoppy, slightly bitter, very little malt presence for a TIPA. Big bodied, mouth watering, booze isn’t as in your face as expected from a TIPA. Definitely a New England IPA, and a damn good example of it. Much better than rated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I was hoping this would be a full flavored, mouth blasting DDH. Sadly, it was your classic triple IPA with not much distinguishing it from other triple ipas.

 

A slight but lush bit of froth that is fairly late to develop... The color is a pale but murky bronze... I expected a bigger nose, but the aroma is a pleasant mix of dank hops and tropical fruits... Flavor profile is consistent with the nose with some sweet fried onion mixed in... On the fuller side of medium bodied... Lush and chewy.... Very smooth... The fee is the highlight this far... Decent and very enjoyable, but didn't quite live up to the lofty expectations...

 

 

This beer basically hits the style with the take that I've seen in many Other Half beers. There is definitely a green-ness to this beer with the hops bringing freshness to the party - floral and slightly tropical fruity on the nose, it also brings a dank weed aspect. The taste has what appears to be a decent oat influence that marries with the tropical dankness and a vaguely herbal "greenness" previously described. When I focus on it, it is sweet on the opening, but gets dry and weedy as it plays through the fruity notes. A nice classic Other Half beer, but one I'm not sure suits my fancy as much any more.

Yellow with white foam.

Soap, stone fruit.

I always know mosaic but the rest come together, more peach than pineapple or grapefruit. No bite, no bitter. Nothing hits me as artificial, acidic.

Perfect feel, IMO.

Can poured into a Mountain Rambler Brewery snifter

A: Pours hazy golden amber with a frothy off white head that settles to a light layer and laces beautifully.

S: Big time tropical and stone fruit, pine, citrus, biscuity malt, and caramel sweetness.

T: Juicy tropical fruit, passion fruit, pineapple, mango, peach, apricot, guava, lychee, and a touch of papaya, citrus, tangerine, lemon, and lime, some pine, biscuity malt, and caramel sweetness.

M: A touch on the fuller side of medium body, moderate carbonation, soft on the palate, faint hop burn, and a touch of alcohol warmth.

O: One of those beers I never thought I'd see in my neck of the woods.
Smooth monster. Fantastic hop combo and great balance. Definitely one of the best triples I've had.

 

L-Hazy Golden.....off white head......thick lacing

S- Over ripe melons, pineapple, mangoes, and papaya......some hop powder..,...dank mustiness

T- Tropical fruits.....oranges, pineapple, honey dew, citrus rind......

F- Medium....low carb.....creamy

O- Tasty brew but not among their best

 

 

 

This is one of the haziest hazy beers I've ever seen. It looks super juicy--such a light shade of gold, it's almost white. Nice pillowy head that settles to a thin, solid cap. Citrus aromas fill the air when you pop the top. Everything up to that point plays like a classic NEIPA until the taste. Citra and Mosaic contribute the juice--citrus, pineapple, tropical fruit. But Amarillo and Motueka bring the resin. In fact, resin prevails over juice at the end of the day. And a bit of booziness creeps in at times--my only de-merit.

 

2021-10-22
16oz can served in a Kane tulip. Received from @MacMalt in BIF #14. Dated 09/03/21.

Pours totally hazy whitish-yellow with about a finger of thick, creamy head, that settles slowly into a dense 4-5 millimeter layer. Smell is tropical fruit and citrus pith, fresh bright and clean, and shockingly light on booze for a 10.5% monster.

Taste reveals a little bit of the booze, but still surprisingly well hidden. Juice comes across more, ripe mango and maybe a little pineapple, and a bit of a slap in the face of a bitter resinous finish.

Mouthfeel is very thick, smooth, creamy. Overall, very nice beer.

Canned 09/03/21
Consumed 10/10/2021 in Watertown MA
on Boston Marathon Eve

Wow and good evening to everyone who loves incredible TIPAs.

Few if any brewers in the world have ever approached the consistent brilliant complexity of The Other Half’s world. And All Green Everything?

Oh yeah.

 

Canned on 9/3/2021 so a bit over a month old. Poured into a snulip glass. It pours an opaque, bright, dirty orange with almost a finger of fluffy, bright white head and thick, clinging lacing. The nose is a blast of fresh citrus and tropical fruit with notes of pine needles and bready malt. The taste is sweeter than the smell would indicate. There's a big presence of overripe honeydew melon, orange, candied fruit, lemon, and lime, along with resinous pine. Citra and Mosaic always compliment each other and the Moetuka hops provide a touch of the tropics and the Amarillo hops add to the sweetness. It reminds me of a tropical punch. There is also a strong, sweet, malty base. It's damn tasty! I also love the mouth feel: it's thick, almost chewy, with moderate carbonation, and there's no doubt about the 10.5% ABV. Overall, I'm glad to finally review this legendary Triple IPA; up till now I've only had it in restaurants without the time and opportunity to take good notes. It's nice to finally be able to purchase it locally and not schlep to Brooklyn.

 

 

 

 

Look is nice hazy deep golden with a decent white head, really nice head. Dank, piney and tropical in that order on the nose. Wow, flavor is sweet enough to hide that alcohol well with a dank leaning taste. Bite is minimal. Distinctive flavor on this beer. Thinner and with low carbonation, this is a dangerous brew here.