Double Dry Hopped Multi-Chroma
Other Half Brewing - Center Street

1 Pint can
Served in an oversized, stemless, wine glass

This beer pours like pineapple juice. It is a vibrant yellow color and turbid. It is topped with a couple inches of beige head that leaves excellent lacing.

Dank with underlying citrus and cannabis.

Citrus flavor and dank. Refreshing taste that makes me want to imbibe more as I drink it.

Medium bodied with a smooth mouthfeel

Tasty IPA. It went down very fast.

 

 

 

 

16 oz. can. Hazy orange. Smells like a tropical fruit creamsicle. Mango and a little passion fruit. Tastes of citrus, mango, creamy pale malt, acidic passion fruit. Low carbonation and very creamy. This is very nice.

Dated 5/21/21 on the can and poured into a massive burgundy glass. Straw colored with a marshmallowy head (helped by a little can swirl). Nice earthy funk on the nose. Musty grassiness with a background of tropical fruit. The fruit notes of pineapple and papaya meet the hoppy front forward chroma. Bit of bite on the finish. Well balanced.

 

Pale yellow orange with a thin head.

Grassy, dank nose with some tart, fruity notes in the background. Maybe a hint of dry white wine in there too.

Initial taste is quite dry with a nice little bit of bitterness and a tiny bit of lemon-lime tartness in there too. The dominant flavor is the funky, vegetal woodsy notes with a bit of green onion spice. The fruitiness takes a back seat here but still provides a nice counterpoint to the dank, dry flavors. The pine flavors are definitely in there too. Not much booze flavor, though possibly just masked by the spiciness of this one.

Mouthfeel is pretty much what you expect from an OH DIPA. Maybe a tad thinner than average but it works well with the flavors and it's got quite a bit of carbonation.

It's kind of nice to see a really funky, dry, and spicy IPA with plenty of pine. But meanwhile its balanced out with hints of the fruity notes that you expect from OH. It maybe leans a bit to the dry, bitter side for my tastes but its pretty nice for something a bit different.

On tap at Other Half Finger Lakes in Bloomfield, NY.

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

This one smells like pineapple, lemon, lime, white grape, mango, and grapefruit.

This is pretty wonderful. The Chroma series is always a winner in my book, and this mashes them all up pretty well. There's lots of different juice tones in here, with a light and clean bitterenss, and no real malt character.

This is light bodied, slightly creamy, and crisp, with a good drinkability.

This is yet another solid entry in this series.