DJ Night
Moustache Brewing Co.

A: The beer is rather hazy and a bit pale yellow in color. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that left a narrow collar around the edge and lots of lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Light aromas of pineapples and mango are present in the nose along with notes of orange citrus.
T: The taste follows the smell, except that the flavors of orange citrus are stronger and more in par with those of the pineapples and mangos.
M: It feels medium-bodied and somewhat juicy and smooth on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This NEIPA has an interesting smoothness to the mouthfeel.

Serving type: can

Look: Pours a hazy, almost orange shade of deep yellow with a billowing two finger, rocky white head of foam. Laces the glass well.

Aroma: Clementine, orange, honeydew, cantaloupe, slightly spicy apricot skins and a savory biscuit like sweet malt note on the nose.

Taste: A lot like the nose. Upfront I get spicy/sweet apricot with lingering flavors of spruce. There is some play from the malt bill initially, with flavors of caramel and fresh baked bread yet it quickly goes tropical with notes of pineapple and the aforementioned flavors on the nose of oranges, honeydew and cantaloupe, ending on slightly bittersweet notions of grapefruit.

Feel: 7% Alcohol is undetectable. Drinks very smoothly with a creamy, well rounded body. Neither overtly dry nor bitter.

Overall: I didn't really know what to expect when I bought this but it impressed me enough to want to give it a review. This is a flavorful and highly drinkable NEIPA with a full body and lots of tropical fruit flavor.

 

 

An easy drinking NEIPA. Hazy, not bitter, citrus. It's all there. Looks like OJ. Very smooth. Try one!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poured from a 16oz can into a speiglau IPA glass.

Look is a hazy light orange with a frothy inch head.

Aroma is a light citrus with a little herbal at the end.

Taste is light and refreshing less citrus more of that herbal hops.

Pours very hazy gold color with a solid 2 finger foamy white head that was packed with bubbles of all sizes, dissipating very slowly and forming caverns as it went down and really nice foamy lacing along the glass. A good looking IPA.

Smells of orange peel, lemon zest, toasted grains, yeast, wheat bread crust, dough and dry grass or some kind of husk. I expected after how nice looking this beer was out of the can, but the nose was pretty basic.

Tastes of orange peel, lemon zest, faint grapefruit, graham cracker, toasted grains, wheat bread crust and light caramel. A tart aftertaste like old orange juice and then more malt and some wet cardboard take away a little bit of the nice hoppy start as the finish is all grains.

It's a nice above average IPA with good balance that hides the 7.1% ABV very well, but it could use a boost of hops to offset the malt base and drag it more towards the American IPA style. All in all a solid offering.