Dino Bits
WeldWerks Brewing Co.

16 oz. Can
DINO
Canned On: 05/30/25

Poured into a Tree House glass a very nice cloudy yellow/orange color, very nice carbonation, with a very nice thick/creamy one-finger plus white head, which also leaves some very nice sticky lacing behind. The nose is very nice, hoppy, malty, with a very nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, peach, mango, apricot, nectarine, grapefruit, pineapple, papaya, melon, cataloupe), very nice diesel like. The taste is very nice, hoppy, malty, with a very nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, peach, mango, apricot, nectarine, grapefruit, pineapple, papaya, melon, cataloupe), very nice diesel like. Medium body, ABV hidden very nicely, with a nice dry/bitter finish. Overall, this is a very tasty beer. Orange Julius! Addictive! Milkshake!

 

 

 

Delicious

My initial taste w, “Meh.” I’m glad I didn’t give up on it. I really enjoyed it.

 

Dino Bits from WeldWorks Brewing in collaboration with Toppling Goliath. Received from @2beerdogs in a LIF. Reviewed 16/08/25 (Review 3563). Note that I use DD/MM/YY protocol.
Stamped on bottom rim “DINO 007 05/30/25.” Stored at home at 40 degrees F. Served at 48.3 degrees F in a hand washed and dried Jester King snifter. The final temperature is 56.4 degrees F.
Appearance – 4.
First pour – Straw (SRM 3), hazy.
Body – Pale Gold (SRM 4), opaque. Under direct light, same. When rear-lite, glows pale gold, but no light passes directly through.
Head – Average (Maximum 2.5 cm, aggressive center pour). White, medium density, average retention, leaving a 0.8 – 0.9 cm crown and a thin partial cap. Bits of the withdrawing head hang on the glass, resembling oceanic islands.
Lacing – None.
Aroma – 4 – Tropical and citrus fruits. No malt, no alcohol.
Flavor – 4.25 – Begins bitter with tangerine predominating, followed by guava and some generic tropical flavor. No alcohol (8.2 % ABV, according to the label). No dimethylsulfide or diacetyl. No gastric warming. Leaves a bit of malt on the aftertaste.
Palate – 3 – Medium: Almost creamy: Soft but lively carbonation.
Style: Generally, follows the style guidelines as condensed by BA.
Final impression and summation: 4 Uncredited label artist. Good, flavorful example of the hybrid style of NE/DIPA – fragrant and fruity/tasty with just a touch of bitterness and totally hidden ethanol.

 

 

 

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