Triple Dry Hopped Triple Mosaic Daydream
Other Half Brewing Company

 

 

Poured into regular pint glass hazy slightly amber color. Other half does a great job with this beer. Booze is well hidden and taste is exceptional. I only review beers that I think are world class and this one is.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Finger plus of dense cream white foam, solid retention, leaves an unbroken ring of lacing as the head dissolves. Dark apricot puree colored liquid, completely impenetrable. Feels creamy and close to voluptuous in your nostrils, bursting with oatmeal, pink grapefruit and blood orange, fruit cocktail level concentration in the pineapple, guava, nectarine to papaya fruit, the dank element shunted to the side, kind of the same for the pine sap. Full-bodied, layered on the tongue to the point of suffocation. Also about as boozy as a beer can get, probably including most barrel aged stouts. Here the leafy matter grabs the mic and gives it a sour pucker right out of the gate. Then the expected avalanche of fruit, much more melon presence, leading into pear, peach, guava. The citrus suffers from excess sweetness. The carbonation is a non factor. Can’t say any of the above was unexpected as beers like these are made to steamroll. Kudos to anyone who can throw back two tall boys of this back-to-back. (Canned 9/22/20)

 

 

 

Incredible

Very fresh from the brewery. Very cloudy straw color with a white head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is a grapefruit/citrus that is prominent. Taste is also a prominent grapefruit/citrus with a good feel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a deep straw/ light orange color, very hazy, minimal head. Huge hoppy aroma, very dank, big tropical fruits: pineapple, mango, loads of citrus. Very hoppy and sweet! Loads of tropical fruit: pineapple, mango, some guava, orange, lemon. Very juicy, makes my mouth water. Carbonation is appropriate. Overall this is a fantastic beer, I want more!!!

11/6/18
16 oz can, no date - thanks Adam!
4.5 rating

 

 

 

 

 

L: Burnt orange golden hues with a foamy white head and ample lacing
S: Huge burst of cantaloupe and tangerines with a slight lingering dankness
T: Smooth, smooth, smooth...rounded out by a creamy tropical citrus
F: Moderately thick for an IPA (almost a touch of honey), but soft and drinkable with a healthy carb
O: Well executed and very smooth - another nice one from Other Half

 

 

CAN
Milky blonde; honeydew + scallions then greasy satsuma peel + specks of pink grapefruit with peel, *then* weedy grass; Nilla wafers, whack of overripe melon, a creamy middle, then grass, tinned tangerine segments, mulchy lawn clippings, papaya mash + dank. Overly creamy.

4 4.5 4.25 3.75 4.25

Purchased May 7. Nose unfolds + deepens in a lovely way. There’s a tropical Solero thing, for sure, all the angles of Mosaic. And no heat Lactose pokes as vanilla + super slick body to the point of queasiness, however. Nice and all, but ice creams IPAs are just not my thing - still.

 

 

On tap at Tap and Mallet in Rochester, NY.

This one pours a super hazy and glowing yellow color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells fairly sweet, with lactose sugar, candied orange, blueberry, and candied melon.

This isn't quite up to the lofty heights set by such beers as DDH DMD or DDH DMDD, but it's still quite nice. It's a bit too sweet, and tastes a tad syrupy, as it's just a massive beers. There's no bitterness at all, though, and the booze is barely present, and there's lots of great juicy and fruity hop flavor.

This is big bodied, and a bit syrupy- it sits heavy on the palate. It's still more drinkable than most Triple IPAs have any business being, though, which is good.

This one is almost too much. There are many better Triple IPAs out there. That being said, I still enjoyed it a lot.

 

8/7/18 - On tap at the Haymaker in Manhattan. Served in a 12 oz. stemmed glass. Hazy orange copper color with white head. Great fruit aroma with a spicy fruit bomb flavor. Too many flavors to keep track of. Tasty.