You People - DDH
Threes Brewing

very hoppy ipa great hop after taste

 

The cloudy, pale yellow tap pour hosts a 2 cm foam cap and has an aroma of grapefruit zest. The zest is in the flavor along with tropical fruit and a some herbal hop notes. It is not sweet. The finish is slightly dry.

 

Pours an unclear yellow color with a smaller, yet stable head to it.

Smells of unripe exotic fruits, additional lime, blueberries and papaya.

Has a higher, refreshing carbonation with a light and clean body, producing a pleasant, late dryness.

Tastes of bitter lemon from first impression, softened by luscious oranges, a light herb presence and juicy papaya. Turns even fruitier then, with additional mango and passion fruit, while the bitterness gets enhanced. Finishes heavier on the orange with some malts cutting through, while providing a lasting lime defined bitterness, gently enriched by a lighter blueberry note.

Very nice neipa, keeping it a little more old school as for its lighter mouthfeel and present bitterness. The hop flavors define the beer throughout, producing a great complexity, while allowing the malts to add in just a little bit.

 

 

 

A: Light-orange/butterscotch. Cream colored head with a 2F cakey appearance.

S: Pleasantly tropical. Citrus curbed by earthy undertones and notes of pine and coconut.

M: Juicy, Jjuicy, Jjjuicy. Med bodied and silky carbonation.

T: Fruit Loops, slices of honeydew melon with a kicker of grapefruit juice...a very well rounded breakfast. It has a good initial piney and white grape bitterness along with light yeast notes makes it more than just another juice bomb. The lovely, posh, high-end fruit and juicy flavors are all there in along with the more kief-like musty, earthy, and dank notes I usually get from Simcoe. But when the former meets the latter it's more of a collision than melding.

If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is.

A: The beer is very hazy to cloudy yellow in color. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that died down, consistently leaving a short head covering the surface and lots of lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Moderate aromas of mangos and pineapple are present in the nose along with hints of grapefruit.
T: The taste starts off with flavors of grapefruit and pineapple and finishes with notes of mangos. No bitterness is perceptible.
M: It feels medium-bodied, smooth and juicy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer has a lot of citrusy and tropical fruit aromas and flavors. I found the smoothness in the mouthfeel to be unique for this type of IPA.

Serving type: can