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Dewey Beer Co.

This is excellent hop juice, despite the abundance of unfiltered yeast floaters. Chewy, viscous, and thick with hop presence. Dank as hell. As I type I'm guzzling it down. So drinkable and full bodied and flavored. This brings the best out of Citra and Nelson hops. Smells like a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice with accompanying notes of bergamot, pineapple, kiwi, and grapefruit. One of the best glasses of haze I've had in awhile sans the overage of sediment

 

16 oz can into a nonick pint glass.
L: SRM 6 pours a murky hazy dull gold color with a 2" off white blockish 1/2 creamy head that has very good retention, very light carbo, a lot of heavy sediment with chunks churning, falling, then staying in suspension, heavy lacing with perforated sheeting and some banding.
S: Bold citrus, caramel malts with warming.
T: Big citrus, whipped orange, a slight tropical fruit mix including zest. Tanginess lingers. A hint of rolled oats, lightly sweet, a touch of dry yellow sweet bread, caramel malts.
F: Frothy, semi-thick creamy medium-heavy bodied feel, almost pulpy with a medium-length fairly dry finish that drops off quickly.
O: This is one of the thickest tasting/feeling beers I've had. It thankfully tastes better than it looks. The heavy sediment is unobtrusive but makes the beer an ugly duckling. Perhaps a bit of dialing in by the brewers could help this one out. It is good in its style.

Canned on: ????

A - Opaque dark gold with a slight amber hue and frothy, sticky white lacing.

S - Tropical fruit, berries, and citrus.

T - Some tropical fruit, berries, peach, and light citrus.

M - Medium body with light carbonation and some pillowy chewiness.

O - Pretty decent but not a standout.