Double Dry Hopped Baby Diamonds
Other Half Brewing - Center Street

Hazy orange. Big, white head. Citrus, melon, and pine in the aroma. Light body. Nice hoppy bitterness. Easy to drink. I'm really glad that the OH brews many session, summer beers lately.

Pours a nice hazy golden color with a slight head and lacing
Aroma has nice tropical and citrus hints
The taste follows the nose with a pleasant tropical and citrus flavor
A medium bodied well carbonated beer
A good IPA

 

 

It pours cloudy yellow orange color with a lot of sediment floating in the brew, with a 1 finger thick creamy off-white colored head that faded slowly and left decent/good lacing. It smelled of orange peel, tangerine, peach, honeydew melon, Razzles candy, tropical fruit and a sugary sweetness like fruit punch. Some biscuit and faint spices in the background with each sniff.

Tastes of orange juice, tangerine, clementine, grapefruit and other citrus fruit, peach, biscuit, graham cracker or a buttery malt sweetness, some mild spices, tea leaf and some trailing floral notes. Mild bitterness and a super smooth and even creamy feel helped this slide down with ease. This can was 5 months old so it seems like it lost some of it's IPA luster. That being said, I'd love to try a fresh can of it because it was good even in this "old" state.

Working thru a mixed pack of OH IPAs and this is a favorite. It's not straight juice, there's a mild dry, spicy edge (after the tropical guava and mango) that adds depth compared to the thicker DDH DIPAs

16 oz can into a tulip glass.

Pours a hazy golden straw color with a finger of creamy white head. Leaves a ring of sticky lacing as it settles into a thin layer of foam.

Aromas of fresh peaches, pineapples, orange juice, and a bit of pear.

The flavor brings notes of peach cream, fresh pineapples, grapefruit, orange, and pears. Slightly herbal and grassy on the finish.

The feel is medium-light bodied with lower carbonation. Very soft and smooth. Highly drinkable.

Overall, this is a very good session NEIPA. It's drinkable and flavorful and doesn't enter that "watery" territory that many session IPA's fall into.

 

 

 

A: Pours a hazy yellow color with 2 fingers of head that fades down to a nice cap that leaves good lacing

S: Tropical fruit up front along with some lighter citrus and floral notes

T: Follows the nose. Starts off with a mix of tropical fruit and citrus and then picks up some lighter stone fruit and floral notes. Finishes with lingering tropical and stone fruit

M: Light-medium bodied with moderate carbonation

O: A solid DDH session IPA that is very easy to drink. Plenty of hop flavor without too much hop water feel. Worth checking out

 

Thank you EMH73 for this
16 oz can, dated 9/18/20, poured into a teku

A- A hazy golden orange with a two finger white head.

S- Pineapple, mango, citrus, some grapefruit, dank, some peaches.

T- Citrus, pineapple, some mango, touch of peach, dank.

M- Smooth, creamy, medium body.

O- The nose on this is huge but the taste it weaker. A very nicely done NEIPA and very easy to drink.

 

 

 

 

From the can it pours a hazy yellow color. Even with a controlled pour, the head is foamy and large, about a thumb’s length. It retains well and yields lacing.

The nose opens sweet and citrusy with notes of candied oranges and tangerine. Stone fruit aromas of peach, apricot and pear juice are complimented by a touch of grassy and herbal spices. The malt aromas evoke notes of cracker and honey.

Despite the sessionable ABV, the medium body is comprised of a soft yet firm cracker, biscuity and honey malt backbone. Moderately carbonated with a smooth mouthfeel. As the hops flavors take over, the drink becomes juicy with notes of apricot, peach, pear, orange and tangerine. The finish is smooth and fruity with a developing light bitterness and grassy resin.

Now this is the kind of session IPA I like. It is full of hops complexity, yet has a substantial malt body. Easy to crush.