Flatiron Fog
4 Noses Brewing Company

Great profile. Very citra forward which I like. Not bitter. very drinkable.

 

On tap at the St. Julien in Boulder, served in a shaker pint glass. Cloudy straw yellow with a trace of white head and nice rings of lace. Bright aromas of lemon and orange citrus and some floral notes. Smooth flavors of orange creamsicle and subtle tropical fruit, such subtle hints of bitterness. Moderate body and carbonation. A smooth and easy drinking hazy IPA,

Standard hazy yellow color with white bubbles. The smell is bursting with citrus fruit aroma and a faint hint of bubblegum. Taste is pale malts and mild stone fruit. It’s totally fine but there are literally thousands of better hazy IPAs.

 

 

Damn good

 

 

 

Idk dude this is just excellent its all the typical positive mumbo jumbo but my most important thing is the flavor is bursting or more intense, really just not subtle and it's a great flavor.

This is getting less good to me each time I have it not like a lot, I just feel like I have to adjust my rating a bit

A: The beer is very hazy whitish yellow in color. It poured with a quarter finger high bright white head that died down, leaving a narrow collar around the edge and some lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of gooseberry and lime are present in the nose.
T: The taste follows the smell and has additional notes of lychee. Little to no bitterness is perceptible.
M: It feels medium-bodied and juicy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This IPA has a nice juicy mouthfeel.

Serving type: can

16 fl oz pull-tab can:

"Hazy India Pale Ale." 6.5% ABV. Brewed and dry-hopped with Citra and Centennial hops (per their Facebook page press release).

BODY: Hazy/turbid pale yellow. Not terribly vibrant. I see no yeast/lees within.

HEAD: White in colour. ~6cm in height. ~6 minute head retention.

AROMA: Fresh citrus (i.e. orange), subdued lychee-like slimy fruitiness, floral hop aromatics.

Not getting any overt pine from the Centennial. Citra seems dominant, but it doesn't seem to be used to its full potential here judging by the aroma.

Pale malt/2-row. Wheat.

TASTE & TEXTURE: Matches the aroma...has a slimy lychee-like note and a citrusy/orange flavour but that's basically it. No pine from Centennial.

Citra is better showcased in myriad IPAs (Kern River's, Deschutes' Fresh Squeezed, et al.) and Centennial barely shows up in this beer.

Medium-bodied, smooth, wet, somewhat refreshing, a biteen pulpy, well carbonated.

OVERALL: A decent and drinkable turbid IPA, but not one that stands out in the oversaturated style. Who in Colorado would regularly pick this over Weldwerks, Odd13, Odell, or the many better out-of-state imports?

C / AVERAGE