The All Seeing Eye
Long Live Beerworks

 

Canned 2/10/2026

Appearance: Pours a completely hazy (5-10% clarity) medium and bright orange color with a massive white head. SRM of 8. (4.25)

Aroma: Aromas of orange, pineapple juice, mango, POG juice.

Flavor: Flavor follows with orange, pineapple juice, mango POG juice. Thick malt and oats off the end. Clean.

Feel: Medium body, appropriate carbonation. Thick, sudsy and hazy malty mouthfeel. Hides the alcohol and sweetness.

Compared to Long Live Beerworks Positive Mental Attitude 4/26: Pours similar. Less tangerine and peach. More tropical berry medley, melon, mango. Winner: The All Seeing Eye.

Overall: Another beer from Long Live. My first try at this one. Citra, Simcoe base. Then some Kohatu for blood orange, tropical punch and POG juice. Smooth malt body, intensely tropical and juicy. Hides the alcohol and sweetness. This is outstanding. (Rating: 4.18+)

Look: thick and hazy, orange/yellowish hue, big fluffy white head, excellent lacing throughout
Smell: citrusy notes of melon, peach, grapefruit, and papaya - herbal and spice
Taste: melon, peach, grapefruit, pine, guava, papaya, spice, herbal
Feel: med plus body, mod carbo, some pithy bitterness
Overall: 8.4% abv. Ordered 2 from Tavour and took both down for this review. Starts out with nice citrus on the nose and taste. Once the palate adjusts and some warmth comes in, the papaya, pine, spice and herbal notes become more prominent. Sometimes herbal notes can throw a beer off for me but not in this case. I imagine some might describe the herbal notes as "dank". But the overall flavor combo with the pithy bitterness elevated this brew to a higher level for me. Certainly, wasn't another middle of the road juice bomb. I'd love to revisit this brew again. Pairs well with Eye in the Sky by The Alan Parsons Project. Cheers!

Look - Pours a very light hazy straw color with a very nice head that lasts a long time.

Smell - A very citrusy smell (maybe too citrusy for my liking) of mainly mango and grapefruit.

Taste - Taste is more hoppy than the nose, and the flavor is surprisingly mellow.

Feel - Light and easy drinking.

Overall - A nice IPA, but slightly citrusy for my taste.

 

16oz can. Date stamp on bottom is '07/18/2025', about seven weeks in the can.
Hazy, straw colored body. Two fingers of white head, which settles to a milky cap and high ring. Leaves behind extensive lacing webs.
Aroma of mango, pineapple, peach, apricot, orange, and a touch of pine.
Taste is fruity and semi-sweet, along with a heavy dose of hop terpenes. Flavors of mango, papaya, pineapple, peach, green melon, a bit of orange, a touch of onion, and a hint of mint. Aftertaste gets very herbal and earthy, but not bitter, more like the inner skin of fruit/pith.
More than medium mouthfeel. Soft texture which becomes sharper from hop burn. Some tongue numbing. Excellent carbonation.
Heavy doses of hops guide this brew throughout.

 

 

Served on tap in a stemless teku glass
Appearance – The beer is served a super hazy yellow-straw color with a one finger head of dense white foam. The head has a fantastic level of retention, fading slowly over time and leaving tons of streaky lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma is heavy of a bready and oaty aroma mixed with some lighter tropical fruits of mango and papaya, along with a good showing of herbal and earthy hops. Along with these smells comes notes of apricot and peach and a little bit of hay and must.
Taste – The taste begins with a mix of bready malt with an oaty flavor paired with some lighter fruitiness of apricot, mango, and tangerine. There is a rather large amount of “green hop” flavor, being strongest of a herbal and earthy nature, but containing some grapefruit as well. As the taste advances the sweetness fades even more, and with an increase in the malt, one is left with a drier, but maltier dank hoped up taste to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – The brew is thick and chewy with a lower carbonation. Overall, rather fitting for the style and making for a slower sipper.
Overall – A decent, malty and drier NEIPA. Fun to try.

 

 

Slightly more than a fingers worth of lush whipped khaki colored froth.... Exceedingly hazed pale yellow color... Nose is of sharp citrus... Some faint pj ey notes as well... Burns the nostrils a bit in a good way... Palette is a bit pungent and mirrors the nose quite remarkably... A slight booziness on the finish... Medium to full bodied... A touch chalky with a bit of a dry finish... Good beer with lots of character../

 

 

 

Opaque gold color with a 2 finger dense white head. Aroma has pungent wet hop notes of dense citrus. Flavor is rich, thick orange pith and ruby grapefruit. Feel is thickly layered orange pith and grapefruit, so a bit more bitter and heavy on the tongue. Absolutely love this one. Fantastic ambassador of the NEIPA style

Poured into a 16 oz Nordic pint glass canned on 10/13/23. Pours a very attractive hazy yellow with a finger plus sticky white head that leaves loads of webby lace, with excellent retention. 4.75

Aroma is mango, mandarin, guava, and apricot. 4.25

Taste follows but bigger and better. Mango, mandarin, guava, and apricot well spread out. 4.5

Mouthfeel is above average, not sticky or dry, soft gentle carbonation, and at 8.4% really easy sipping. 4.5

Overall a very nice NEDIPA from a very impressive brewery. 4.5

16oz can dated 9/18/23.

Pours cloudy gold with an inch of dense white head. Persistent retention with plenty of tattered lacing. Dank and tropical in the nose with white grape, unripe peach, pink grapefruit. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. Pithy and juicy on the palate. Mango, orange zest, pine. Finishes with minimal malt and a balancing bitterness.