Not At the Table, Carlos
Noon Whistle Brewing Co.

16 fl. oz can, canned on 05/31/22. Another new one from the very local Noon Whistle Brewing. Another Hazy IPA with nonsensical can art. My love for local craft beer is not enough to overcome my disdain for the overcrowding of this particular style, but I digress.

Poured to Camp Crystal Lake stemless tumbler.

Hazy, juicy orange body. Two fingers thick frothy white head of good staying power. Leaves some okay lace.

Earthy, herbal, musty aromas. Smells a tad boozy.

Notes of mango, resin, pine, berries, lots of indistinct herbal dry-hopping. Notes of sticky orange on the finish. Caramel malt might be beginning to creep forward just a hair.

Body is juicy & full. Medium carb. Filling. Finish is dry & bitter.

Not a bad brew, but as I stated at the beginning, not a lot to distinguish this one from the already over saturated market.

Noon Whistle Not At The Table Carlos -----4/5

I tried a can of this beer at my line mate's place in St. Germain, Wisconsin whilst there for the Eagle River Pond Hockey Tournament. It poured a hazy orangish with thin white head that left some lace. The scent had nice citrus fruit notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with good citrus medley presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a great beer.