The Real Juice Boys of New Jersey.
Magnify Brewing Company

 

16 ounce tall can, w/o canning date/freshness info to be be had. Purchased at the source a few days ago.

Hazed up, pretty typical NEIPA looking pour. Hazed up and leaving' ample nice looking fine bubble sheeting.

Mild sniff with some lime and ginger coming through.

Soft and smooth in the mouth, again I pick up some mild fruit notes with lime, melon and kiwi. Lacks the depth of fresh and pungent flavors of the heavy weights of the style.

Pours hazy amber with a thin white head that fades to extensive lacing. Aroma is orange citrus and hop flowery. Taste is hop floral with some citrus notes. Feel is very good, thick and coating. Overall a solid Imperial IPA. Another good one from Magnify.

 

Can. Pours of the darker orange variety. Haze-o-meter™, when point directly at the beer at an acute angle, reads a 7.3. The body of the beer looks oils. As if there is a sheen above the actual liquid. Thin, balding crown of foam tops the beer. Patchwork lacing. The nose is actually more subdued than I was anticipating it to be. Its juicy but not a super aromatic brew. Instead of jumping out of the glass, the aroma slowly rises like a fog. Smells juicy and creamy. 'Nuff said. Flavor falls outside of my wheelhouse. The entire beer is muddled. The flavors are oddly somber, like the nose. Then on the back end there is this odd maltiness. It doesn't play well with the other flavors. Not working. The body, ABV visibility, and bitterness are well set. Problem is the beer doesn't smell or taste all that great. Not an abomination but a humbling strikeout.

Had this from the can.
A: pours a straw, golden yellow body with a lot of haze and a small white head with ok retention and lacing.
S: earthy, dank hops notes with sweet, citrus juicy notes
T: sweet, alcohol notes with sweet, citrus piney notes. Sweet, warm alcohol finish.
M: medium bodied and smooth
O: pretty well balanced beer; for a high ABV beer, pretty easy drinking.

 

 

 

Pours a murky, completely opaque matte orange color. Aroma has notes of dank overripe melons, apricot and orange notes. A touch of green hoppiness comes through on the nose. Taste follows the nose with those notes of overripe melons, fresh apricot, orange and tropical punch with a bit of a green hop burn on the back end. Light pilsner malts form a light backbone on which the hops shine through. Feel is medium to fuller bodied with light carbonation. Overall its a really nice Triple dry hopped DIPA - that triple dry hopping does show both in the aroma and the flavor.

Reviewed the day after can release. Poured into a Magnify tulip glass. It pours a turbid, dirty apricot color with almost two fingers of fluffy, bright white head and thick clinging lacing. It's a really attractive pour. A very fruity nose: orange/tangerine, apricot, lemon, and tropical fruit. It's sweet and fruity with ripe melon, tangerine, peach, pineapple, lemon, lime, and herbs. The hop bill of Citra, Galaxy, Cashmere, Azacca and Mosaic Cryo provides a panoply of fruit with only mild bitterness at the finish. The various flavors are bold but compliment each other extremely well. This ale is medium-bodied and pleasantly carbonated and if anything it drinks below the 9.1% ABV. Real Juice Boys is a juicy masterpiece and one of the best TIPAs Magnify's brewed to date. The can art is cool, as well, featuring photos of the owners and staff of the brewery. Note: I lowered my initial rating because the flavor fell off rather quickly between the first and last cans of the pack - a period of about two weeks.