Hannahatchee Creek IPA
Omaha Brewing Company

Poured from 12 oz. can. Hazy orange. Robust pour resulted in a billowing White head with very nice lacing. Floral scents, citrus, and a bit of malt. Taste is very similar to smell. Very balanced finish. Outstanding southern IPA.

 

Not really an IPA guy since I prefer brews further down the bitterness scale,. but Omaha is my favorite South GA Brewer so I had to give it a try. Better than most of the IPAs I have tried. A florial and pine front. Yes some bitterness on the back end. Overall a good brew.

 

 

 

 

A: Cloudy, burnt orange color, 2 inch off white head, great lacing

S: Pine, floral hops, sweet malts

T: Bright bitter hop bite up front, floral and pine come through, the malt backbone comes in to balance nicely

M: Medium, lots of carbonation

O: A really quality IPA from an up and coming Georgia brewery. Ive had two of their beers and both have been stellar, cant wait for more from them.

 

Look - slightly hazy dark straw body with plenty of white head. Lots of lacing on the glass.
Smell- hop forward: pine, green, herbal, spicy, slight citrus. Malt is present but overpowered.
Taste- follows the nose: hop forward with resin and pine, spicy earthyness. A malt character that is far off in the background. Bitter to the core.
Feel - super dry. Bitter. Medium high carbonation. No malty viscosity.
Overall- a great example of a non "tropical" ipa. Great east coast brew.

 

I liked this beer. It is different than most. Very smooth not bitter with solid malt profile. Can taste the tropical notes thru out. No after taste. In 12 oz can dated first week Oct.

Appearance: Pours a lightly hazed, pale copper-gold body with a medium-small, white head. A fine, coating lacing.

Smell: Pale malts, a crustless breadiness, maybe a hint of wheat. Thin hint of cotton candy. Tangerine, aspirin and steely resins.

Taste: With an inefffusive white bread breadiness, with a bit of cotton candy sweetness. Tropical, fruity hops, with an inclination towards pineapple and tangerine, but also some lightly resinous pine. Moderate bitterness. Smooth bitterness and lingering tangerine, ground aspirin.

Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium carbonation.

Overall: Sufficient.

Learned about a new City in GA tonight, Omaha. Also had a fantastic new beer I've never had before, Hannahatchee Creek IPA. Thoroughly enjoyed this beer on all counts... Outstanding!

 

 

On tap at 2016 Hogs and Hops.

Clear amber body. Medium carbonation and body.

Aroma: typical, with tropical fruit notes from the hops.

Flavor follows.very good sweet-bitter balance.

Overall: clean, easy drinking IPA.

From a growler it pours pale amber producing less than a finger of frothy, shortlived, beige head that leaves pasty motes & streaks of lacing. Aroma is pine, tropical fruit, citrus & floral hops backed by caramel malt. Taste is pine, floral, pineapple, candy apple & caramel malt. Finishes hoppy & nicely bitter. Afrertaste is wet & hoppy with a thin maltiness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation, juicy & slightly prickly.