SuperScript
Kent Falls Brewing Company

 

A: cloudy; pale gold in color; 1 finger finely pored white head that receded to a wispy cap; nice lacing;

S: fresh squeezed grapefruit juice;

T: muddled citrus through the middle; toward the end, it's all orange zest and that lasts through the aftertaste; mild bitterness at the end;

M: medium bodied; moderate carbonation; moderately dry finish;

O: nuanced - nothing is overwhelming; very nice;

Purchased yesterday at the 1-week old Northford CT taproom, but it was brewed at the Kent Fall brewery. It was cold when I bought it and kept cold until served. Poured to a Nonic from a 16oz can stamped “CANNED 09/01/25, PEAKS BY 01/01/26”. I have never seen a can stamped with canned on and BBD. Nice.
The body is an opaque hazy and quite light, approximately SRM 2 or 3. The initial head is 1.5”/37mm, very white, very aggressive, despite a mild pour. Lacing is good.
The aroma is mostly citrus.
The taste of a very pleasant citrus rind. There is a hint of grapes and stone fruit in the background.
The mouthfeel is medium. Carbonation is fine.
I really enjoyed this bitter beer.

 

Very nice classic IPA aroma. Has a more citrus grapefruit flavor but not overwhelming. Enjoyable but nothing memorable. Solid brew

 

 

 

Tasty light yellow beer with a citrus vibe...touch of grapefruit taste that lingers. Substantial flavor and yet it's light. Head is alright but it doesn't linger long

 

Straw yellow and slightly opaque out of the can, and kicks up a minimal white head that dissipates quickly. Aroma of doughey malt, pineapple and pear. Flavors of pineapple and citrus, some honey and floral notes. Tingly mouthfeel, a little sizzly on the tongue. Grapefruit and subtle pine linger. Not my favorite from this brewery, but a tasty and drinkable beer.

 

 

 

Can purchased at Henry Street Taproom in Saratoga, NY.

This one pours a very hazy golden yellow color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells like melon, tangerine, general citrusiness, and some grassiness.

I haven't had much Kent Falls beers lately, and I'm happy to have reversed that a bit here. This is pretty solid stuff, with lots of bright melon and tangerine here, with a touch of grassy and herbal bitterness.

This is light bodied, bodied, clean and very crisp, with a nice drinkability.

Kent Falls has always been one of the more underrated beermakers in New England.

Pours a cloudy yellow color with a medium bodied white colored head that laces the glass nicely as it fades. Smells of sweet citrus and melon aromas over a light malt bill. Taste is light on the malt, much more on the citrus and melon hop flavors. It's crisp, also smooth, perfect amount of carbonation. Overall a very solid beer.

Slight lemony taste. Probably has a non-common yeast due to its unique, subtle flavor. Should have a wide-spread appeal.

Sampling a cold 16 oz can of this beer poured into my snifter. I picked up this beer at my local beer shop mostly on a whim as its not usually my thing.
the beer pours a cloudy golden color with a dense creamy bleached white head foaming up about 3.5 cm. This foam slowly fades to a very sturdy surface layer and leaves dense lattice as it recedes down my glass.
Aroma is dominated by hops, I get lemon and citrus scents with some pineapple and a bit of a rindy scent too. There is also some pine sap note and the faintest hint of doughy bread in the background. No hint of the low ABV on the nose.
First sip reveals a medium to light body with soft smooth texture. The carbonation is fairly gentle and rolls across my palate.
Flavor is what the nose predicted with some light lemony notes mixing with orange and pineapple up front. this moves to a bit of rindy note and again a little pine sap bite on the finish. No hint of ABV and this beer is really easy drinking. Im glad to have tried this one and think Kent Farms is putting out some solid beers.

4/5/21 dated tall can.

Typical hazed up NEIPA presentation.

Lemony, ripe tropical fruit sniff.

More lemon, melon, mango and a hint of ripe pineapple all going on here. Well crafted and well worth a try.