The Pursuit Coastal -Timbers and Tides
Dewey Beer Co.

This is akin to drinking the contents of a snow globe what with the yeast floater bloom that is unavoidably available upon pouring. Unfiltered yeast aside, this a decent example of hop juice (especially considering the foul Sabro is in the bill) with good head retention, appropriate texture and density, and a nice blend of tropical flavors without going completely Mai Tai on the palate. Some sweetness is detected, but hops do their job well here with some resin and bitterness blanketing any overage of sugars. Overall, this is decent haze, but I wouldn't seek it again unless they filtered at least some of that junk out.

The entire contents of a pint can were easily deposited into a clear glass liter mug. Only a proper amount of off-white head was created, a pleasant surprise from a hazy. It appears to be enduring. The color of the brew is straw-amber, dark and dull. It's quite opaque. Hops can be noticed within the aroma in an interesting piney and resinous combination. The only other thing to smell is some sort of muddled sweet starch and it's not very strong. There's a solid hop bitterness from the taste onset and it is piney and citrusy. Unfortunately, the starches make an insignificant backbone for a compliment. Despite the hop bite, this drinks shallowly sweet, without any additional taste layer. There's decent glass lacing, but the body is disappointingly thin. Die-hard hop heads may be able to overlook these shortcomings, but there are far too many better balanced hazies for this one to matter much.