Fully Blazed
Casa Agria Specialty Ales

2025-09-27
Review entered from notes taken at their taproom.

Pours clear light gold, approximately two fingers of head. Moderate carbonation. Smell is bright resinous hops with a grassy background. Some pine, lots of lemon. Taste is cut greens and lemon rind. Moderate floral sweetness. Mouthfeel is light, smooth, hint of slickness. Overall, pretty good.

 

Poured from 16oz can into a dimpled mug. No date on the can that I could see.

Appearance: medium golden-yellow hue with a lightish haze and a good effervescence. Head is a finger of frothy eggshell foam.

Smell: sweetish malt base with hops that are very lemongrassy and just sorta green and grassy in general. I actually rather like it.

Taste: malt is a little bit crackery and perhaps even just a little bit toasty; hops are like the aroma — mellow and lemongrassy. It has a little bitterness but nothing out of balance. This feels to me more like a good pale ale than a DDH IPA, but that said, I am rather enjoying it.

Mouthfeel: medium body with a good level of carbonation and creaminess.

Overall: I mean, like I said, more of a pale ale to me than what I think of when I think of a DDH West Coast IPA. But still … a good beer!