Cromulent
Transient Artisan Ales

Quintessential hazy IPA. Liked the feel. So good that it got me to make an account on BeerAdvocate

16 fl oz. can, no date. My first new beer from Transient Artisan Ales in quite some time..

A: Pale golden yellow. Strong two fingers of thick white frothy head. Good spotty lacing.
S: Crisp, bright, lemony, grassy. Pithy, zesty.
T: Notes of lemongrass, hop herbalness, bready biscuit malt. Not overly bitter, piney, or resinous, super nicely balanced stuff.
F: Crisp, smooth, light, creamy body, borderline refreshing. Good carbonation / super easy drinking.

Overall, very nice. Six pack cans would be a nicer format in my opinion.

Transient Artisan Ales Cromulent -----4.25/5

16 oz can into a nonic pint glass.
L: Pours light orange with a grey hue, a crusty thin white head that goes quickly to a thick skin and eventually edges, light steady carbonation bubbles, random skeletal lacing.
S: Herbal hops, caramelized malts, a hint of lemon, light background fruit.
T: Fruity with citrus, pineapple, mango, lemon drop candy, light grains, oats?, light background dank notes. It is hop-forward and candied lemon is in the long linger.
F: Brisk, bright medium to medium-light bodied feel with a lightly juicy center and a lush medium length finish that is very lightly drying.
O: A moderately full-flavored and fruity Pale Ale that's super easy to drink. It's like a WCIPA meets A NEIPA and it's a hit! Exceptional taste & feel and drinks like a Session Ale. It is outstanding in its style.

 

 

 

 

Pours with a slight chill haze. I get an earthy note to the hop aroma, dried grass and straw, with some pineapple on the back. It’s zesty, maybe a little spicy, in all the right ways. The sip follows, with some pine needle notes coming across as well. Copacetic and cromulent.

Straw yellow in color with very active carbonation bubbles erupting from inside with an overall hazy complexion. There’s a half inch of of densely packed dishwater white on top. The aroma is of lemon and green veggies. I’m tasting green veggies and light, crackery malt. The mouth is refreshing and very approachable.

Look is very nice, its a slightly hazy pale yellow malt. The is an coats the glass perfectly. Smell is slightly hoppy, but taste is the real star. It is a sweet bitter tangerine taste. The feel is a perfect medium body.

This is the second Transient beer I have had and I am very impressed. I highly recommend this beer.

Poured from a can into a pint plastic cup at the brewery. Full white head, plentiful lacing, hazy. Smell of floral hops. Delicate flavor of floral hops, slightly sweet, subdued malts. Ideal amount of carbonation, lingers on the tongue. Touch of bitterness in the aftertaste. Very, very good.

 

 

 

A - Pours a semi hazy orange with a huge snow drifty of puffy white head. Super cling and layers of head that stick to the glass.

S - Juicy hops, citrus peel, some piney, some grass. herbaceous.

T - Tropical fruit notes, some lemon grass, malts in the back end, piney a bit of dank in the after taste. A really crushable IPA that borders American and New England.

O - Really a beautiful beer with a great feel and nicely put together. One of the best beers from Transient and a bit under rated in my opinion.

 

 

 

 

Definitely cromulent