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Brew Gentlemen

 

 

Poured into a chalice: color is murky, hazy straw gold, head is off white with frothy lumpy head that presents one finger thick, head laces the glass sides.

Smell is mixed tropicals, citrus, malt and light earthy: specifically papaya, grapefruit, cracker/biscuit malt, some light pepper, herbal notes.

Taste is more pith, papaya, crackers/biscuit, cattiness, onion, pepper, herbal notes.

Mouthfeel is low carbonation, moderate sweetness, low/moderate bitterness.

Overall a highly aromatic NEIPA with deep flavor and softer feel aid in creating a easy drinking 8% abv ipa.

Canned 11/28

Murky with a big lumpy head that leaves nice clumps sticking to the side of the glass. The citrusy aromatics are massive, really fresh and bright. On the palate it comes across a bit more pungent but still tasty.

 

Hazy yellow pour, huge white head, tree ring lacing. Piney hop nose that is surprisingly subdued but has a conrucopia of fruit for complexity, just not potency. Taste makes up for this with plenty of pine and citrus, and a touch of papaya and mango too. Bitters for the last third is satisfying. Feel is light and smooth with plenty of hop sharpness and resin. I have liked others by them more, but yet another good ipa from BG!

 

Best by 8/16/23

Brew Gentlemen has treated me good so far. I liked the first beer I had from them so much that I just started grabbing whatever I saw from them on Tavour. This one seens to be quite highly regarded, so I’m even more excited to try it. Let’s get right into it

Pours a hazy milky yellow with 3 fingers of soapy off white head that slowly fades to a cap and leaves nice lacing

The nose bright but very soft at the same time. I’m picking up on aromas of papaya, overripe cantaloupe, red grapefruit, crackery malt, dank weed, earthy hops, orange zest, and honey

It doesn’t have quite the same pop in taste, but it’s still very good. On the front end of the sip I’m tasting overripe cantaloupe, pear skin, papaya, bready malt, honey, earthy hops, light pine, and orange zest. The swallow brings notes of earthy hops, peach skin, papaya, orange zest, overripe cantaloupe, light weed, and red grapefruit

A medium body pairs with gentle carbonation, resulting in a creamy beer with a bite. Finishes mostly dry with a good balance

Another damn good one. These guys absolutely kill it with NEIPAs

 

 

 

 

 

poured from a 12oz slimline can into a veil willi becher pint glass. pours a hazy orange with two fingers of firm white foam head. beautiful looking pour. this one is all citrusy orange on the nose with hints of lime and passionfruit in there too. taste follows with a slightly bitter finish. thick, full mouthfeel. another winner from these guys.

12 oz can

Pours very hazy pear golden, off-white head retains well as a film.

Aroma of fresh citrus and tropical fruits, some herbal and floral notes, and sourdough bread malts.

Flavor is of citrus, pear, grapefruit, and passionfruit over sourdough and cracker bread malts. Milt zest and dank hop finish.

Medium body, stinging carbonation on the tongue.

Excellent hazy dipa. Taste, body, aroma...all top shelf. Definitely worth trying and definitely something I will be having more of.

 

so good

 

 

Best by 10/6/22; consumed on 9/20/22

Pours an opaque, dirty orange body sporting speckled residuals floating about alongside a dense two fingers of white foam; great head retention yields just shy of a finger of fluffy cap, thin, frothy collar, and haphazard, chunky webs of lacing spattered across the walls of the glass.

Aroma open clean and grassy, with a musty dank developing peppery, catty undertones into brighter tangerine peels over the middle; tinges of citrus compost linger to a fresh orange pulp contrast, leaving grapefruit and sweet malts in tandem on the close.

Taste brings tangerine pulp and grapefruit to the forefront as grassy subtext and musty lemon rind over the mid-palate linger to lightly catty undertones coupled with a sweet malt contrast on the back end.

Mouthfeel offers a medium body and a clean, fluffy, moderate carbonation; slick textures meet pillowy resins, while a subtle hop twang invigorating the back end softens with a creamy closing impression.

Airy contrasts to boggy dankness and sweeter malt underpinnings allow brief interludes of bright fruits; a silky structure and steady presentation, even if not entirely cohesive.