Double Loose Juice
Transient Artisan Ales

 

1 pint can
Served in a pokal glass

This beer pours a dull orange hue and is turbid. It is topped with an inch of tan head that leaves spotty lacing.

Sweet aroma. I get candied orange and pineapple. Mango

Sweet taste. I get some tropical fruit and peach flavors. No bitterness at all.

Full bodied with a smooth mouthfeel

It is sweet and the alcohol is hidden but felt.

Light copper colored with a hazy complexion. There’s a solid inch of densely packed beige on top. It faded to a half inch with moderate, soapy lacing. The aroma is of boozy pine. I’m tasting very boozy pine hops. The mouth is dry, sticky, and chewy.

 

 

 

 

 

Hazy yellowish orange body with a finger of white foam. Light aromas of citrus and pineapple with soft hops. Taste the juice does indeed get loose: huge waves of orange, mango, pineapple, grapefruit, lime, with dank hops. Bright juicy body, pretty wet and full with constant hop texture. Prefer the orignal, but a good neipa

 

A - Pours a turbid orange with a one finger creamy white head. Tons of soapy lacing.

S - The taste is orange, pineapple and mango.

T - The taste is orange, mango, cantaloupe, grapefruit and grassy bitter hops.

M - Medium body with medium carbonation. Creamy mouthfeel with soft dry finish.

O - Solid DNEIPA. Definitely doesn’t drink like it’s 10%.

Pours an almost murky apricot color with an egg white head that laces the glass like Velcro. The nose is dank citrus, primarily ripe oranges, grapefruit, and an herbal earthy note that is mouthwatering, IMHO.

The taste leads with that ripe orange flavor, with a bit of grapefruit, and that earthy herbal flavor that provides some balance, and there’s a whole lot of balance provided by sweetness from creamy oats. Delicious.

The mouthfeel is substantial, if a bit watery. Still, this is a worthy addition to the Juice family, though I prefer the original a bit to this “double” version.