Small Green Everything
Other Half Brewing Company

 

Pours a milky yellow with thin foam. Dank aroma. Big earthy hop body. Dank and delicious. Fades to a deep bitterness. Beyond excellent.

 

The pour is an opaque light orange/dark yellow. The taste is orange, grapefruit, cooked celery, & slight garlic 'n' onion notes. Cheers! A-

 

Can from the brewery in Brooklyn. Pours a murky dark tan orange With two fingers of fluffy white head that sticks around, smell is orange rind, doughy malts, zest citrus hard candy, taste is grassy, light orange soda, bready malts, hints of dank grapefruit pith at the end, feel is light and at times bordering on thin, bright carbonation. A light citrusy crusher. A second visit straight from the can was a better drinking experience taste wise than out of the glass.

 

 

 

Canned 7?6. Super hazy pale orange gold color with light fluffy head and lacing. Smell is super dank, weedy, hoppy and piney. Mild citrus notes. Flavor is dank, bitter, citrusy, and juicy. Bigger bodied than expected. Interesting that it’s an IPA at 4.8 abv, because it’s a bigger beer than that. Tasty, balanced, great.

 

From can, 2 weeks within canning. Bring yellow opaque appearance with big foam which lingers around for a while. This has a log of big fruity flavors, especially for such a low abv. Lots of Galaxy hop dominant flavors. Medium, dry-ish feel. Drinks more like an IPA than a session.

 

 

 

 

 

Poured from a 16oz can into a Speiglau IPA glass.

Look is a hazy yellow with a bubbly white head.

Aroma is intense herbal bitter with a balancing citrus juice note.

 

 

 

On tap, pours a very hazy greenish-gold. Smell is fruity and just a bit dank, with lemon, passionfruit, mango and earthy herbs. Taste follows, with just a bit of drying bitterness. Feel is light-medium, but with more body than a lot of 7-percent hazy IPAs. Great beer.

 

 

 

 

 

Can from Eric

 

 

 

 

 

 

From a 64oz growler, filled 06/24/17 so like a week ago. The cap and throat of the growler are absolutely coated in what I think is sticky lupulin powder. It's crazy - I've never seen anything like it.

Pours a hazy, pale straw-yellow with two fingers of tight, white, fluffy suds. Retention is only so-so, leaving a thin collar and spotty lacing.

The nose is herbal and grassy with funky yeast, some peach and tropical fruit, there's a sort of earthy-dusty-hay and bubblegum character that makes me want to sneeze.

Taste is sharp and grassy with grapefruit juice predominant. Earthy, sticky and dry. Ends with a long, prickly, bitter lemon finish.

Feel is clean and crisp, light bodied with fine, prickly carbonation.

I will NOT use the word 'session.' Overall, a super-easy drinking, flavor-packed, low abv IPA. I do not expect I will have any problem drinking the whole half-gallon of beer today.