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Cycle Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to Frankenmiller for this FL gem. Rex'd in NBS BIF #12
Slightly burnished orange, fluffy cap of white foam. Decent retention, scattered lacing.
Aroma is a tasty balance of citrus, bready malt, and hints of dank resin.
Flavors of orange, tangerine, and floral lemon blossom. The malt shines too. A bready, sweet, yet earthy, grain note holds everything together. On the back end I get a nice resiny dank note that tries to close things down, but relents and lets the grain notes play along as well.
Mouthfeel is spot on for style.
Overall, I really like this one. I think it should receive more love than I've seem in the reviews thus far.

Can from Jcwattsrugger,
Hazy lemon yellow in color with a thin bubbly white head that quickly dissipates. Sweet bready maltiness lemony orange citrus notes and a hint too much alcohol. Medium to full body with a somewhat sticky mouthfeel. They make excellent stouts. but this ipa, not so much.

Decent imperial IPA from a solid Florida brewery. Bottled date 8/12/19. Pours a slightly darker golden color with a fluffy white cap and minimal scant lingering lacing. Smells of some grapefruit, melon, pineapple, malt and caramel. A little dankness as the beer warmed. Tastes similarly, slightly more darkness and a hit of hoppy bitterness that was a little stronger than the sweeter malt backbone. ABV was well hidden. Smooth, mild, slightly sticky mouthfeel and good carbonation. A decent offering.

 

 

 

 

Poured a golden-orange body with minimal head and no discernible lace down the glass. Aroma is intensely citric with hints of skunkiness for some reason. Smooth, light, clean, slick, minimal hop bitterness with a slight juiciness and a dry, earthy finish. Mostly a hoppy beer but just enough malt presence to add a touch of heft and sweetness to beer.