Double Dry Hopped All Citra Everything
Other Half Brewing Company

 

 

Poured into a 13 oz Teku glass canned on 3/13/23. Pours a very attract hazy yellow, with a finger sticky white head that thin streaks of lace with excellent retention. 4.75

Aroma is passionfruit, mango, tangerine, and apricot. 4.5

Taste follows passionfruit, mango, tangerine, and apricot very well balanced. 4.5

Mouthfeel is above average, not sticky or dry, soft gentle almost creamy carbonation, and at 8.5% plenty of flavor, but really easy sipping. 4.75

Overall Other Half is as good as anyone at this style. Pretty amazing stuff. 4.5

 

 

 

Pours a hazy layer but golden straw. The aroma is incredible on this. Mango, pineapple, even cold, this omits the best of citra hops. Unfortunately, it’s a little flat n the flavor. Even letting it warm, it kind of under delivers. In fact, this felt a little thin. I’ll revisit and rereview but this was a little disappointing.

This one is just over 3 months old, so it’s kind of like showing up to the Super Bowl at half time, ya feel me? And when you get there, it’s pregnant Rhianna (not last year where The Weeknd brought the thunder). Yeah, it’s ok. But there’s also a perfume element that isn’t a cool equation like Walter White during a cook.

The more I drink. The more it stink. Heavy bad perfume all over.

032719: OHBC Brooklyn
032919: OHBC Brooklyn
031923 COD 010623 Thank you, Blake.

 

 

 

First IPA in over a month. Been working on the BA stout box. I did miss the hops and this is a great one to get back into it. Looks like orange juice with a soft fluffy cloud for a head. The label says it smells like lychee and oranges. It smells like lychee and oranges. It also tastes like lychee and oranges. Maybe also some stone fruit. This is all Citra, all day long. A touch of bitterness on the tongue. Not overwhelming or sweet like some hazies can get. Crazy drinkable for the ABV. This is great quality juice and fully deserves the high rating. The label is alright; vintage Other Half.

 

 

Long time want. Canned 1/16, and still amazing. Would love to try this at various ages up until now. Hazy pale orange with a constant fluffy head and lacing and even paler thinning edges. Strong citrusy scents of orange and pineapple and grapefruit. Taste isn’t as strong as the nose, but damn, it has a lot of the same citrus flavors. Slightly dank and malty undercurrents. Mouth watering, very crisp, clean, and an assertive alcohol presence. Big flavors, but not overpowering in any way. The very definition of an easy to drink beer.

 

 

 

Look: Pours an orange juice shade of yellow with a dense head of white foam. Laces the glass exceptionally well.

Aroma: Cracker like malt profile, some dank tropical orange and grapefruit.

Taste: Bitter upfront with intense flavors of clementine zest and grapefruit oil with a tangy orange undertone. Mid palate earthy pine resin and sawdust. Finishes on a very creamy aftertaste of orange sorbet and angel food cake.

Feel: Exceptionally rich. Velvety. Low carbonation.

Overall: Really nice focus of citra hops. Love the addition of lupulin powder and the double dry hopping.

16 oz can, dated 12/07/22

Pours an opaque pale yellow color, bone-white head. Good head retention and lacing. Huge citrus aroma - orange pith, lime zest. Taste is a little more juicy, a touch sweet, only a little bit of bitterness in the finish. Pillowy mouthfeel

 

 

so good

 

Look - hazy orange, solid white head that left good lacing
Smell - crazy good smell, wonderful Citra hops, ripe pineapple, tropical, dank
Taste - ripe pineapple, mango, juicy, grapefruit pith
Feel - nice Citra hops zing, medium carbonation, juicy with a sticky hop finish
Overall - Wow, delicious brew! This is the second time I've had this and it's even better than the first. Reminds me of King Sue. For ultimate enjoyment, I would suggest you take this down while listening to Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast.

 

a: hazy burnt, yet sorta kinda bright murky orange color. some lighter yellow and copper notes as well. nice 2 finger frothy bright white head

s: aroma hits you the instant the can is opened. loads of tangerines, mango, guava, strawberry, and orange juice bomb. sweet grapefruit and more orange juice. this is a citrus bomb

t: fluffy orange juice, clementines, and creamsicle ice cream. faint mango and a sweet grapefruit note. a bit of a chalky note. classic Other Half yeast profile. passionfruit and a kiss of peach. slightly crackery at the end

m: super fully medium mouthfeel with low carbonation

o: absolutely stellar beer. great showcase of Citra hop. not too complex, but that's not what i want for a single-hop. it's a touch sweet by well-balance. fantastic beer

Poured from a 16oz can stamped with an illegible date to a Nonic at fridge temp.
The body is completely hazy and opaque but it lights up with a bright glow when held to the light. It has a 2-finger pure-white head that fades within a minute but laces beautifully..
The aroma is strongly orange rind, mild mustiness.
The taste is similar, orange rind bitter giving way to sweet tangerine and subtle peach. But the finish is dry and almost bitter. Very nice trip up and the taste profile.
Mouthfeel is medium creamy and the carbonation clears it out nicely.
A very good NEIPA.

Poured from can. Inch of head great foggy gold-yellow color. Some limited citra aroma and some bitterness on palate and finish. Good but not one of the best the site shows.

After finishing, became smoother and tropical notes became more outstanding.

Canned on: ??????

A - Borderline between hazy and opaque golden tan color with thin, slightly frothy lacing that sticks to the glass.

S - Big and dank on the nose with peach, apricot, passion fruit, and spicy tropical fruit rind.

T - Flavor matches the nose with intense, juicy flavor from start to finish: apricot, passion fruit, peach, tropical fruit, and spicy fruit rind from start to finish ending with light citrus bitterness. Overall flavor lingers on the palate for a good long time after the sip.

M - Big body, some light thinness around the edges with light prickly carbonation on the tongue, and dry on the back of the tongue.

O - This D-IPA is legit and highly recommended.

Canned a month ago, brewed in Brooklyn. Looks like a Trillium beer with a quickly dissipating fizzy head, most likely indicating the hopping intensity and amount of residual hop oils. Aromas are punchy, dank, and spicy. Mostly citrus. Flavors largely follow suit, with a decently sweet creamy malt bill that I assume is quite heavy on the flaked oats and wheat. Valencia orange is the primary flavor that comes to mind. Mouthfeel is fine although a bit residually sweet on the tail end. As usual, their Brooklyn-brewed stuff is noticeably better

84/100

 

Pours hazy, pale gold in color with one quarter inch head. Taste is big dough, lemon, and citrus hops. Medium body, moderate carbonation,bitter. A good not great dipa. Nice showcasev citra.