Beautiful Liquid
Magnify Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

It tastes like a Magnify IPA. At this point Magnify churns out IPA after IPA which are all quite similar and the yeast they use makes them taste even more similar. I'd rather see more balanced, nuanced flavors and less yeast taste. nb

Traded for this recently and finally got around to it today. Loved the name of this beer although it wasn't anything outstanding when it came to the initial look and aroma of this beer. It was very typical of northeast-style IPA's as it as it was quite dank and hazy but at the same time, there wasn't anything outstanding about this beer.

The pour to this was good as the liquid was milky, straw, and light. Not a bad head and not a lot of lacing either but that was in line with the slightly thin nature of this beer. Tangerine, vanilla cream, and candied sugar were in the nose (albeit faintly) but were easier to detect once I gave this a taste. Sweet and smooth, this went down nicely as the faint presence f tropical fruit, light floral hops, vanilla creamsicle, and faint dankness combined to make this beautiful. Not a lot of carbonation here either as the basic malt ensured that the sweetness of this beer stood out above all else.

There wasn't a lot of alcohol here either as this was an easy sipper. While not outstanding, I loved this and could see why it has it's high rating on here. The beauty here is very subtle as nothing overpowers but like any good beer, this had harmony and was so easy to like. Another winner in Magnify's ascending lineup!

Pours a turbid yellow-straw in color with a finger+ of white head with good retention. Aroma is lightly sweet with candied pineapple and mango. Tastes like tropical fruit juice with the same candied pineapple and mango notes from the aroma. Very smooth finish. Medium-light body and moderate carbonation. Overall a great NE IPA.

 

16 oz can purchased on release day, 4/14. Poured into a Teku glass revealing an orange that fades into a pale yellow near the top, hazy, doing it's best NEIPA impression that is becoming common (no complaints from me!). No lasting head or any lacing to be seen. Got a bit of pineapple when the can was initially opened but more floral than fruity smell for sure. This one has a very pleasant hoppy flavor that is well balanced throughout but not overly complex. Has a juicy feel and there is sightly more than average carbonation here. Enjoying this one a lot. I feel like it is on par with some heavy hitting beers from the northeast. Would definitely have this one again and would encourage others to try it. Very impressive.

 

 

I had this on its release date so it's as fresh as can be. Poured from 16 oz. can into Magnify tulip glass. It looks like a NE IPA: opaque, turbid, golden-orange with one finger of milk-white head and lacing. It features a fragrant smell of lemon, tangerine, pineapple, pine needles, and floral hops. It's fruity and nicely aromatic. The initial taste is the sweet tropical fruit, including some tart grapefruit, followed by a blast of Citra and Motueka hops. It finishes fairly dry and nicely bitter. Its mouth feel is super creamy with lively carbonation and the 8% ABV gives it a bit of a kick without being overly heavy or boozy. Overall, this is a nicely-brewed DIPA. The combination of Citra and Motueka hops makes for a somewhat unique and thoroughly enjoyable experience.