Telehopic
Hop Butcher For The World

ONE PINT can
Served in a becker glass

This beer pours yellow and turbid. It is topped with less than an inch of tan head that leaves spotty lacing.

Sweet aroma with some tropical and citrus fruit

Sweet flavor upfront. Some tropical fruit through the middle with citrus on the back end. A little flavor grapefruit lingers

Medium bodied with a smooth, creamy mouthfeel

A little on the sweeter end of the spectrum for hazies.

 

A - Pours a hazy bright gold with a sturdy white head. Good amount of sticky lacing.

S - Aroma is tangerine, mango, grapefruit and piney hops.

T - The taste is orange, grapefruit, pineapple and piney hops.

M - Medium body and medium carbonation. Creamy mouthfeel with a soft dry finish.

O - Pretty solid.

 

 

No freshness date. Poured into a BA 25th Ann teku — hell yeah!!

A: Hazy nectar-like lemonade hue with 1-2 finger white frothy head with decent retention and copious lacing.

S: Moderate intensity aroma with a number of subtle hoppy notes including pine, grapefruit, grassiness, and herbal honeysuckle. Esters moderate and fruity-floral.

T: Flavor also moderate intensity with a very hoppy green character with a lot of pleasant herbal, minty, and grapefruit and lemon citrus. Esters low-moderate with subtle fruity and floral-lavender character. Alcohol well-hidden.

M: Feel is good for the style with medium body and smooth, light finish.

O: Telehopic is subtly very good hazy IPA with a lot of raw hop character that favors the herbal range and deserves some careful attention because there are a lot of aromas and flavors to be peeled back.

 

16oz can, dated 12.20.2022, poured into a 16oz tumbler glass.

The beer pours a nice hazy orange color, honey and amber hues with a foamy white head, about a finger or so with good retention and lacing. The aroma is pleasant, tropical fruits, bright citrus, wildflower, pale dough, mineral water, sweet yeast, light earthy hop. The flavors are good, soft tropical fruits, mild citrus peel, wildflower, moderate bitterness, lightly earthy, pale grain, doughy and soft with sweet yeast and mineral water. The mouthfeel is good, coating, smooth medium body with a creamy and heavier finish that has a light dry bite.

Verdict: A nice IPA from Hop Butcher. It's well balanced and bright, but perhaps lacks a bit of a punch and comes across a bit subdued.

 

Hazy and smooth. Medium body with dominant citrus profile. Not much taste up front but much better at the finish. Pretty dank with pineapple, berry and melon. Good hop bite. Not as heavy as a typical double NEIPA

 

16oz can served in a nonic glass. Canned on 04/28/20.

Look- Hazy golden orange color. A decent off-white head that recedes fairly quickly to a thin cap of foam, modest lacing. moderate carbonation streams visible.

Smell- Stone fruit (peach/nectarine, apricot), citrus (orange/tangerine, grapefruit and lemon/lime), tropical fruit (pineapple, mango, guava and passionfruit) and some sweet berries, light white pepper, some grainy malt, pine and grassy/floral notes.

Taste- Similar to the aroma, the hops translate nicely in to the flavor with minimal residual bitterness.

Feel- Medium bodied with a nice, somewhat sweet, lightly crisp finish. Medium/light carbonation on the tongue.

O- My first offering from these guys and it's solid. Hangs with some of the heavy weights from the Seattle area.

 

pours hazy thick head - head stays while you drink - looks good /grapefruit taste - great combination of mosaic, sultana and columbus hops

 

 

 

Orange juice appearance, mildly creamy foam and lacing. Dank hop smell, juicy, mildly bitter. Taste is well balanced-dank, bitter, juicy with strong citrus notes. Mid level alcohol presence, full bodied, flavorful, very well made.