Cannons
LIC Beer Project

16 oz can from Tavour. Normal NEIPA pour, hazy with a dissipating fluffy head. Aroma is fruity, citrus, grapefruit. Taste follows this pattern, and then a nice stinging bitterness rises up from within to bring a light shock to the palate. Got better as it went .

 

 

 

 

 

 

I would call this a New England in style, if not intent. It's hazy though not murky. Hop stew of flavors with an underlying sugary sweetness. Aromas of tangerine and grilled mango. Thick and sloshy in the mouth with plenty of acidity.

Tastes like canned peaches with a shot of sloe gin. Or orange marmalade with apricot schnapps. This is an interesting example of the "hop liqueur" type of brew. So sweet, but also highly fragrant. "Cannons?" you ask-- spray pain cans. No date on the 16 oz can.

 

 

 

 

Look: Cloudy yellow with white foam head, good retention.
Smell: Lemon and malt, some alcohol.
Taste: A mild beer, some bitterness, some lemon and orange.
Feel: Good carbonation, a light beer for an IIPA.
Overall: A good summertime beer, I would have one again.

Hazy orange with a finger of white foam and lacing. Lemon zest, orange pulp, grapefruit, passion fruit, pineapple, mango, and lychee in the nose with grassy and slightly bitter hops. Taste starts juicy with these fruit then gets more pithy and pulpy, melon and peach join the fray. Has hints of resin along with the grass and pine hops. Feel is bright despite having some resin textures superseding the hop sharpness most of the sip. Highly enjoyable

A hazy orange pour, that tastes like a soda version of beer, you can feel the fizz like a soda and the slightly bitter aftertaste of a good IPA. It's light-to-medium bodied and easy to drink. Hints of fruits (citrus, mango perhaps) but nothing overbearing.

Quite a new taste and unlike most other IPAs I've had. Like it.