Batch #001
Nowhere In Particular Promiscuous Ale Project

22 ounce bottle, no dating that I could find on it so if it's old that's my fault for buying it. Haven't seen this one before so that's why I bought it. Served in a DFH IPA glass, the beer pours a golden/orange color with a huge (3-4 inch) head that stayed around for a really long time. It's really carbonated, so I had to let this settle a while before I could drink it. Lots of lacing, too. Aroma is sweet and fruity, the brew smells like sweet citrusy hops (tropical fruit, candied oranges) and bready malt. Taste is similar to the aroma, but there's also some hoppy bitterness and a bit of piney hops noticeable. Mouthfeel/body is medium/full, it's slick and very well carbonated. However, the soft carbonation helps make this really easy to drink. I liked this, but going by the past reviews I've seen it's not exactly fresh. But for a double IPA I think it's still drinking good now, especially if you like sweet tropical fruit brews. With that being said, hopefully Nowhere In Particular will start brewing at places that bottle/can date their beers because I would like to try some more of their brews in the future, especially if they make a lot of IPA's. $9.99 a bomber.

 

 

 

1 PINT 6 FL. OZ. bottle
Served in a tulip glass

This beer pours amber with burnt orange highlights. It is topped with two inches of off white head that leaves some nice lacing.

The smell is subtle citrus with hints of tropical fruit.

Smooth citrus flavors with mild grapefruit bitterness in the finish.

Medium bodyl with a slick. oily mouthfeel

I was excited to see this in bottles. I have had a few Nowhere In Particular beers and they have all been solid. This beer is no exception. It is an easy drinking D.I.P.A. with good flavor. I look forward to more bottled offering from this gypsy brewer.

 

Pours a cloudy orange with a fluffy off-white head. The nose is fruity, sweet and a touch of pine. Not overpowering after the initial pour, but a nice aroma. The taste is juicy tropical fruits, touches of citrus and pine. The mouthfeel is light and refreshing for a DIPA. The rice clearly helps that, and makes it very drinkable. Overall, it's a refreshing, juicy DIPA that hides the ABV well. Wish it would stick around.

Not very hoppy or excessively flavorful, but a very easy drink to enjoy. Would buy again if able.

 

 

Lucky to get some at my local beer store(thank you Anderson's!)
Cloudy apricot/gold with a moderate, sturdy cap of bright white foam.
Aroma-Pleasant whiff of fruity, tropical hops
Taste-Mouthfull of piney, juicy hops. Very flavorful and well-balanced. Has almost a crisp, lighter mouthfeel for an imperial IPA. The bottle said that is a double "rice" IPA so I'm guessing the rice adds the lighter body and drinkability to this pretty impressive brew. I look forward to finding more offerings from this "gypsy" brewer. Excellent!

 

 

 

 

Pours a slightly hazy golden color. Aroma is pine and citrus. Flavor is citrus peel with a slightly sweet malty balanced finish. Has a bit of crispness in the mouthfeel and overall this is a really nice IPA.

Pours medium orange with a little white head. Hazy, not like hoof hearted OJ hazy, but like a regular dipa I can't see through. Nice lacing.

Smells pretty fruity. There is definitely citra at work here. Juicy tangerine, mango, pineapple and what not.

Taste follows the nose with the fruity notes. Citra shines and has some mosaic vibe despite no mosaic in it. Nice sweetness with the bitterness, pretty well balanced.

Medium body and carbonation. Drinks nice and smooth, no booziness from the high abv.

Overall another great ohio dipa. I'm bummed that it will disappear forever soon.