Narragansett Ridge
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This beer is good, however it has a strange thickness to it. you better enjoy a cloudy beer to drink this. I like it, but some may be turned off. Overall, a fine beer.

Gold in color with a hazy complexion. There’s an inch of tightly packed off white on top. It faded quickly to a quarter inch. There’s heavy lacing on the glass. There’s an intense citrus aroma along with lime. I’m tasting oranges along with lime and melon. The mouth is very smooth and approachable.

 

 

16oz can. Poured out a clear, golden orange color with a small, khaki-colored head of foam. It left sudsy lacing. It smelled of grapefruit, orange and peach with some caramel notes. Sweet tropical fruit taste with toasted caramel and a sharp, piney bite.

 

 

 

Citra & Nectaron-hopped Double India Pale Ale

He’s a yellow glass with a pencil, thick, white foam cap occasional lacings

Citrus aroma with tangerine note

Taste is tangerine, orange and Citrus

Good beer

 

 

 

Pours a hazy lighter orange juice color, smaller white head that falls to a cap, that leaves some lace.

Aroma is tropical mango, juicy fruit, citrus notes some malt sweetness and light bitterness underneath the fruity.

Taste is like the nose fruity and juicy mango, stone fruit, citrus all blended . Finish is linger fruity notes with a good medium dose of lingering bitterness. My favorite kind of NE style one that has a little kick of alpha so you know your drinking an IPA.

Mouthfeel is medium with fairly peppy carbonation.

Overall an enjoyable IPA that I would have again.

 

 

 

 

Canned 1/11/22

L: Pours an opaque dark yellow with a creamy head that sticks around the glass after thinning. Thin and splotchy lacing.

S: Aromas of mango and cantaloupe. A little orange creamsicle and peach.

T: Tropical up front, blending into citrus and peach. Finishes dry but not bitter. Some sweetness. No alcohol heat.

F: Medium mouthfeel. Just a bit sticky.

O: The tropical/citrus/peach medley is extremely pleasant on the taste buds. A tad sweet and sticky for several at a sitting, but one or two would hit the spot.