It's Getting Weird
Moustache Brewing Co.

Pours dark orange with chunks. White medium thick head lasts a while with lacing.

Smells juicy, tropical, dank, light malt, Citrus, and light Pine.

Tastes not as juicy as the smell. Bitter citrus peel, Piney. Light bready malt and light tropical fruit in the middle. Finishes dry with a Piney and citrus peel linger. Medium body fizzy higher medium carbonation.

Poured an impressively hazy fluorescent yellow from the can; in the glass, it appears a more dark, faded orange color with a thin off-white head. The smell is quite juicy, notes of mango, pineapple, citrus, dank pine, guava nectar, and some honey sweetness. I also got a fruity nail polish aroma out of this one if that makes sense but in a good way? Medium mouth feel with some pleasant tropical fruit juice transitioning to a moderate bitter orange rind/pine resin on the back end. The flavor contains most of the characteristics from the aroma, except it knocks you with a strong pine and grapefruit pith bitterness. Not the most balanced of DIPAs, but this was a decent attempt at the juicy New England style IPA from a local brewery utilizing galaxy hops. Enjoyed it much more than their Neutron DIPA.

A- dark orange, bordering on hazy

S- Juicy, light aroma of pineapple and orange juice.

T- not as much fruit as the smell promised to speak of here, piney with fair amount of bitterness. I get a little tropical fruit in the middle mixed with some orange peel but the bitter pine soon takes over again at the end. Fruit taste becomes more prominent as it warms.

F- prickly

O- A very good IPA overall, for old school hop heads this would be a treat, a touch too much pine for me but still a very good ipa