Dare Mighty Things
The Brewing Projekt

The Brewing Projekt Dare Mighty Things NEIPA, 6.4% ABV. Pours bright and hazy orange with a two-finger white head that left some lacing. Nose is light citrus and tropical fruit. Taste is orange and grapefruit, moderately sweet, and slightly bitter piney hops. Excellent mouthfeel, overall outstanding.

Look hazy and orange ... Thin head well maintained
Smell citrus thin head well maintained
Taste balance blend of orange and grapefruit

Mouth feels soft lightly carbonated
Juicy Citrus
Overall mostly orange finishes a little grapefruit juicy hazy soft

After thought... I'm not sure what the hype is on this beer It makes me wonder if... Maybe the single can I purchased was aged... I mean it was extremely hazy... I scored it quite high but I'm still under the mean... There was nothing over the top about this...

 

 

 

I tried this beer off the tapper at the brewery as part of a three sample flight. It poured a hazy golden with white head that left some lace. The scent had good citrus fruit notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink. There was tropical citrus fruit presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a solid beer.

 

 

 

16oz pounder can. Really good drinkin' beer, but expensive for what it is, but maybe that's just my local beer store ripping me off

It's hazy (chunked-out sediment stylee), tropical smelling and tasting, and just a really good NEIPA... even though they seem to be everywhere now- this one is exceptional

Great looking beer. Quite a bit of sentiment floating around. Smell match’s taste. Orange juice but not over powering. Wasn’t expecting such a juicy flavor. That said would do it again. Very drinkable

 

 

 

 

 

 

Must have forgotten to review this one, so here we go.

Can. White head with some lace. Hazy golden color.

Pineapple, orange, and mango. Classic NE tropical juice bomb. This is a true staple of BP. Soft and drinkable. Always a treat.

 

Bought a four pack of this one on the rec of my local beerstore dude...glad I did. First tallboy was fine, but nothing to write home about, but the second (a few days later) really started to grow on me, and this one, the third, strikes me as quite good. Looks like a NEIPA in the willibecher, fairly serious haze, turbid dandelion, some head with okay retention, some lacing. Nose is where things get more interesting, and that isn't surprising given the hop bill: lots of tropical and citrus fruity juiciness, but also some dank green something...maybe tobacco? and also a very faint whiff of vanilla. Whatever that dankness is, it makes the nose a lot more interesting than a simple straightforward juice bomb. Nose is the highlight, but on the tongue it is good, too, and the dankness in the nose becomes a green bitterness...certainly more than just one note. Feel is fine, not super soft, and maybe a little lively hoppiness with the bitterness...there are one or two layers of flavor, though, so it is enjoyable to have everything kind of come to a point at the end of the mouthful. Carb is low and soft, but finish wraps it all up. Very enjoyable.