Juicy Bulls#!t
Outer Light Brewing Company

 

Got this on tap at Trigo Pizza Willimantic CT. It is what it says. New England IPA Citrus and mosaic with el dorado. Delivers on each. . Good head retention served in glass. Lacing indicates what my taste confirms with a well balanced carbonation. Haze lead me to anticipate a different more citrusy hop profile but it was still leaning toward stone fruit. Low spice. The bitterness was balanced and hid the 6.1 ABV well. Malt backbone didn’t leave me with anything to sit with though. Not too sweet or overly fruity. Room for improvement but would get again.

funny name, solid liquid, a low bitterness hazy type with a lot of hop character, juicy indeed, not too heavy to drink but with some body, citra, mosaic, and el dorado, which sounds samey, but its not, its got its own personality. i had fresh draft and an older can not too far apart, obviously the fresher was vastly superior, but even with some time on it there are things to like. mango and papaya type fruitiness to me, a green grape thing when fresh, ripe cantaloupe from the el dorado is evident, canned pineapple from the mosaic, and meyer lemon from the citra, all of which come through in the flavor, more el dorado to my senses than the others though, which is cool. some grain sweetness balancing things out, soft and pillowy mouthfeel, not dry but still pretty quick to finish, real mild bitterness. orange candy, canned mandarin oranges, some lemongrass and just a faint green burn there on the fresher one. maybe a modern yeast in here too, but its not a thiol bomb or anything, pleasant the whole way, warms up well, has soft but ample carbonation, and overall is a fine hazy, maybe a little easy to lose in the crowd, being citra and mosaic forward as so many are, but definitely well made, a cool expression of the el dorado, and a gentle feeling beer. well done.

 

Poured from a 16oz can to a Nonic at fridge temp. No dating found on the packaging.
Body is a glowing gold with a pretty good puffy white head that stands over 1 inch.
Aroma is of mango and white grapes with a musty background.
The taste is similar, the mango and grapes are there, but tangerine makes an appearance also. The mouthfeel is fairly light for the style, but not detracting. Carbonation is about where it should be.
Nothing wrong with this, it could be better but very drinkable.

 

Poured from a pint can into a pint glass. Full two fingered, off-white head with good lacing. The body of the beer is apricot in color, hazy, totally opaque. Scent of pineapple and grapefruit. The first sip has citrusy notes with a strong hoppy finish - this beer was double dry hopped with Citra, Mosaic and El Dorado hops. 6.1% abv is well camouflaged by the bitter finish.

Unremarkable, not memorable. Another generic CT IPA to join the rest.