Work Release
The Answer Brewpub

Poured a cloudy orange body with decent head and lace. Aroma has a sharp, pungent acidic hoppy smell to it. Nice tasting DIPA with a balance between mild bitterness and tropical fruit like sweetness with clean finish.

L: Poured from a crowler to a tulip glass. Had a yellowish color and a cloudy consistency. There was a half inch of foamy, somewhat long-lasting head. Excellent lacing.

S: A very good aroma of hops, tropical fruit, malt, and an herbal quality.

T: Tasted of a moderate amount of an herbal, tea-like quality, a good shot of hops (not too much, though), some tropical fruit (mango, in particular), light malt, and an almost oniony quality. This is one of those flavors that seems to get better the more you drink. It has its odd traits (the tea), but it's balanced out by the fruit. Pretty tasty.

F: A nice amount of carbonation with a smooth, if slightly slick, finish. Medium-bodied.

O: A rock solid DIPA. Worth a try.

Pale hazy gold with a thick foamy white head that dissipated quickly, leaving little lacing and a thin fizzy layer of foam. Nose starts out with pineapple and mango before a subtle green tea seeps in, only to get chased off by a bitter, spicy scallion. Taste is a constant swirl of everything in the nose with the added benefit of a sweetness that I’d probably compare to a sweet saccharine alcohol kind of thing that lends to this thicker, syrupy body. Exits extraordinarily dry with very little aftertaste.