Tepee Creek
Grand Teton Brewing Co.

these rotating hazy ipa beers in this series have been solid across the board for the most part, this one is tasty, relatively robust, sort of creamy feeling, not super heavy despite all the haze, and with a very modern hop profile, although im not sure what varietals they use in this. looks pretty dense, very pale, straw colored brew with orange lowlights, but strarchy and whitewashed under a short white head from the tap. aroma here is herbal and fruity both, stone fruit and white tea, a sort of fresh flowers thing, peaches, dried apricots, peach candy, and just a little green bite, but its not out of place. the flavor is peachy too, some orange juiciness to it, and a little bitterness too in the mix. notes of pineapple juice, skittles candy, and fresh cut citrus, really enjoy the hops in this. the ferment is alright, a tad yeasty, i think this could be more neutral than it is, but it doesnt make it heavy or anything. the grain is wheaty, raw, maybe some oats too, cereal character, dry, simple, but the hops are well supported and this feels a little creamy which softens the whole thing. good freshness, fine carbonation, a little oily residual hops on the palate after each sip. nice extension of this series, new school hops really popping this off.

Attractive, hazy-golden pour from the 12oz can leads to a giant, fluffy off-white head. Grapefruit pith, earthy, floral, fruity hops, full yet somewhat generic as they blend together nicely.

Super good Beer, one of my favorites of the Tributary series

12oz can from Brewers Haven. Hazy mustard color, thick, fluffy white head. Fruity, citrusy aroma. Taste is grapefruit, tangerine. Light zesty bitterness, soft. Really easy to drink.