Thirty Hours
Magnify Brewing Company

9/5/19...pours copper gold w/ light touch of white foam, but thin. Fruity milky nose, vanilla hints mixed in. Like a creamsicle. Slight peachy open. Tartness, then vanilla bean bitter. Slides through effortlessly. Real tasty.

 

Look: Hazy yellow. 80% cloudy.

Aroma: Light peach,

Smooth sipper. Light to medium body.

Poured a golden orange body with minimal head and lace ring around the glass. The aroma is basically peach and minor tropical fruits and I really don't get much else. Smooth, light-bodied beer that has minimal bitterness (a tad citric sharp at times) with great sweetness (if I didn't read label I would be more prone to think tropical/sweet fruits like stone fruit (maybe nectarines) than peaches) and clean finish. A little one-dimensional and pretty much a fruity IPA but I enjoyed it.

 

 

 

Fresh can poured into Magnify tulip glass. It pours a hazy, bright orange color with a beautiful, fluffy, bright white head and soapy lacing. It's really attractive. You can smell the peach when you open the can. You can also smell some other tropical fruit, pine needles, and floral hops. Absolutely delicious with a fresh peach flavor. The hops and yeast are delicate and don't overwhelm the peach. The flavors all blend beautifully. This ale is light in body, pleasantly carbonated, and at 7% it has substance but is not overpowering. You can definitely have a second pour. Overall, this is simply a delightful late summer offering from Magnify. It's flavorful and refreshing.

 

 

Canned 2 days ago.

Pours medium-hazy sunset orange with a fluffy head.

Fresh peaches and fruit cocktail radiate from the can. As it warms in the glass, there's some earth and white pepper.

Orange rind and passion fruit give way to fresh peach juice. Some lightly spicy, white pepper-y hops to keep things in check. Smooth mouthfeel. Low to medium bitterness.

Overall, really good. 8.5+/10

Had this in the back of my fridge and would have loved to been able to date it, but there isn't one on the bottom of the can! I do know that I traded for it and was hoping it would be on the level of their recent offerings of higher quality. While this wasn't a bad beer, the peach was balanced out by some odd flavors that didn't quite complement it that well, and led me to wonder what the final intention of this beer was when it was first brewed.

The pour to this was dank, cloudy, and off-peach...which shouldn't come as a complete shock. Lots of white peach in the aroma but thankfully, not the artificial stuff found in so many fruit beers. Some pine, pineapple, and dank weed in the nose with more of those in the taste to accompany the peach that was this beer's hallmark. Some herbal and grassy notes rounded this out with a bit of straw and sour grass faintly underneath it all. If peaches hard a dark side and were complemented by basic, bready malt, this would be the end result.

At least there wasn't much alcohol in here to serve as a distraction. Some peach beers pair nicely with sunny days and ice cream - this wasn't one of them. Instead, take it for what it's worth and enjoy it on it's own but don't expect to be bowled over. This was somewhat dark, different, and introspective and once in a while, that's not a bad thing when the person drinking it feels the same way!

I love the fact that the peach is there but very subtle in this one. Very tasty brew that I could see enjoying on a warm summer day. I don't get any alcohol in this - just smooth n drinkable. Lottsa flavor. Well done

A: Extremely hazy. Decent head stand.

S: Herb, pine needles, pineapple, pear, and peach. Actually quite dank.

M: Bright carb. Approaching medium body. Ends with a smooth peach cream.

T: Bright pine and lemon peel. Peach is not overwhelming and not overwhelmingly sweet. Some lychee and tropical guava add good depth. The peach gives it a lighter fruit flavor overall though and it ends peachy.