Punk Rock Time
Baerlic Beer Company

 

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Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a medium golden amber with a fine, two finger white head with great retention and solid lacing. Aroma of lightly caramel malt, citrus and piney hops, orange, pineapple, light pine and a touch of dankness. Flavor is pale malt, citrus and piney hops, grapefruit, lemon, pine, a little catty dankness and fleeting fruit esters and pine in the finish. Medium bodied with light to moderate creaminess. A solid West Coast profile of citrus and pine with a semi-dry malt body. I liked the finish best with hints of light stone fruit giving way to classic piney and citrus rind bitterness in the finish. Enjoyable.

 

Sweet and citrusy on the nose; pineapple, and mango mostly. Taste follows, with mango and pineapple upfront followed by citrus that’s more bitter than the nose let’s on. Lots of floral notes as well, and a slightly piney finish. Feel is well carbonated with a solid dry finish. Pretty good.

 

 

 

If you like the taste of sweaty balls, you'll love this brew

Nothing punk rock about this beer. Just like the fella that sent it to me.
Aroma of tropical stone fruit and berries.
Very hoppy taste, light on the malts. Meaning none. Grapefruit and rind, fresh pine and a spicy, dry finish.
Light body with medium+ carbonation.

Excellent. Portland, OR, Sept 2019

Poured into an English pint glass.
The appearance was a glossy bright yellow color with a certain transparency about it, nice enough. Foamy one and a half finger's worth of white foamy head slid off delicately. No lace.
The aroma had some danky onion and bittersweet pine, fully locked and loaded through the Amarillo and Chinook hops. Grassy hoppiness, the sweet side of "weed" and some dry melon/grapefruitiness.
The flavor leaned towards a semi-dry bittersweet piney to danky/earthy grassy character. Mild aftertaste of dry onion, danky/earthy/grassy tones and a sticky piney tone.
The mouthfeel was about medium bodied with a fair in between quality of being sessionable and being a sipper. Enough dryness obscures my tongue but also isn't distracting. Good enough carbonation. Finish was fairly dry with some danky onion to piney character.
Overall, pretty nice West coast styled IPA, worthy of coming back to.

Look is golden yellow with a hint haze , but looks clear by today’s standard
Smell is pure old school sweet and sticky beer goodness and taste follows pince spice and malt with a nice bitterness

Crystal clear polished brass with a coarse bubbled white foam that has good retention and exceptional lacing.

Piney and citrusy old skool goodness with a dusty and earthy touch, some dankness, and a pinch of melon.

Similar flavor profile and an even blend. Dusty and dirty pine with a bit of an oniony bite followed closely by grapefruit rind a light bready touch and a burnt rubber finish.

Very clean and crisp feel with a medium carbonation. Dry and medium bitter finish. Way too easy to drink.

Another Baerlic winner. This is one damn easy drinking beer. Perhaps not as abrasive as the jacket would imply, but I could go a couple thousand rounds in the pit with this.

Cheers.

Floral and fragrant, vibrantly hopped IPA at an approachable 5.5%. This was delicious and refreshing. Bucks tradition, I supposed, by being tradtional? Punk rock!!!