Citridiculous
Lupulin Brewing

 

Deep golden hazy brew with a thick offwhite head, this brew looks really nice. Heavy Citra based nose is citric and tropical all the way, so far really good going. Taste comes through and this is a fairly balanced brew here, bravo! Hard for me to find a fault on this winner, slight alcohol burn is all I could come up with on this thick brew.

 

 

 

 

Poured from 16 oz can into shaker pint glass.
A: Pours a super hazy and thick orange hue with 1-2 inch frothy/bubbly white head with excellent retention.
S: Potent citra hops! Orange and sweet grapefruit with dank pine resin and a hint of mango cream sorbet. Wow!
T: Orange cream, sweet grapefruit, dank/earthy pine, soft mango, and hints of lime and lemon. Again, super potent citra!
M: Medium body with super heavy creamy and coating feel. Mild bitterness (which is great considering the absolute citra bomb). Citrus sweetness with mild dank note. Lingers nicely on the palate.
D: Wow! What an absolute dinger from Lupulin! Super impressed.

16oz can - no date. This right here was a gift... to myself

Very typical hazy look, citra hop stink. The taste also harnesses citra to provide me with one of the greatest tasting Imperial IPAs I've ever had. You have your typical citrus and melon coupled with a decent malt backing, but everything here is pulling together here to make a purely excellent beer. Some kinda Voodoo goin' down there at Lupulin Brewing..

I could care less about this beer's IBU, ABV, MSRP, OBS, LMLYP... and any other acronym you can pull outta your marketing booklet, anything more said about this beer at this point is simply time wasted

 

 

 

Lupulin Citridiculous DIPA, 8% ABV. Pours cloudy yellow with a 3-finger white head that left some lacing. Nose is orange, tangerine, zest, vanilla, and slight pine. Taste is sweet orange/tangerine, sweet melon, slight piney hops, but quite malty. Smooth mouthfeel, overall outstanding. Another outstanding DIPA from Lupulin.

 

16 oz can, canned 3/3/20. Ploughshare glass.

Has a nice crisp clear blonde body with a creamy head of 1 finger, receding somewhat quickly.

Aroma is of sharp dank hop, somewhat grassy and herbal too, with some bright melon and gooseberry, with hints of citrus.

Flavor is delicious. Sticky and dank with grapefruit, tangerine, orange, and cantaloupe. Has a tangible sweetness. Very enjoyable. Finishes dry with slight lingering resins and grass.

Feel is crisp and semi-dry, with some creaminess. Nice resins hanging on.

Overall a super enjoyable beer, I can honestly say it stacks up pretty well against whatever I'd usually drink IPA-wise. Probably will go buy more.

 

 

 

Pours a slight hazed darker golden yellow with a white head. Smell is citrus with berries and garden darkness. Taste very fruity with citrus notes,melon/cantaloupe,had some dan musk hops mixed with berries and vanilla. A sweet mouth feel with medium carbonation,ABV well hidden, nicely done.

Heavily clouded, amber/peach-toned appearance, slim white head. From the looks alone, are they going for a “NE IPA” with this one?

In the nose: bright, vibrant, and sunny. Plenty of citrus, with liberal does of the tropical. Pineapple smothers grapefruit. Lime matches mango.

In the mouth: more of the same. And plenty juicy, just like a NE IPA needs to be. Low bitterness. Tasty malts. Medium bodied, long hoppy finish. Good drinking. Tropical notes abound in the flavor. Citrus takes it over again and drops the orange, grapefruit, lemon. Delicious.

What they say: A ridiculous amount of Citra hops were added to this beer throughout every stage creating an explosion of citrus and tropical flavor in your glass.