Flow
The Brewing Projekt

This beer pours an opaque orange with a solid head. The aroma is very ripe tropical with a hint of cannabis and resin. The flavor is a bit much for me - intense, overripe tropical fruits - mango, papaya, guaba - and melon, with some citrus and earthy resin. The mouthfeel is full and almost grainy. Overall I just felt the balance was off here - super intense sweetness, nothing to really balance, and the flavors felt rather muddy, confused, and unfocused.

White head. Lace. Hazy straw yellow.

Light bodied and light flavored. Super easy drinking. A lot of melon flavors. Fairly tropical and earthy. Not much else.

Citrus aroma - grapefruit, orange, other tropicals. Aroma is not too strong, but very pleasant when you get down near the top of the glass.

Very hazy burnt orange color with plenty of visible carbonation. relatively tall, slightly off-white thick head from a semi-vigorous pour, with a leisure pace of dropping and some thick lacing just above the top of the receding head.

Flavor is bigger than the aroma, following the same flavors as in the aroma, but more dynamic. Pineapple, other tropicals, and grapefruit. Medium bodied toward the thin side, which is as expected for an APA.

Easy drinking and smooth initially, transitioning to a nicely bitter middle and finish. The bitterness lingers on the tongue into the aftertaste.

This is an excellent APA, but the beer is priced with the haze premium. (i.e. it is overpriced for a 4 pack for what it is. pseudoSue, for example, is better, and is priced at 2/3 of this beer's price.)

 

 

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on November 3, 2018. Brewed with Citra hops and Golden Promise malt. Look is hazy gold. Notes of citrus fruit and spice.

 

 

Hazy faint yellow to straw appearance. Laces quite well. Smells of spicy, earthy, weedy citrus. Taste isn't as complex as the nose - some earthy grapefruit and bready malt. Hops show on finish with mild bitterness. Light bodied - sort of what you'd expect for a Pale Ale. This is a good beer but one that doesn't stand out and doesn't warrant the high price tag. First miss for me as I work through BP's many offerings.

 

Poured from a 16 oz. can into a Belgian style snifter. No date on the can.

Appearance: Light golden to yellow body. Full white head that dissipates to a thin cap. Thin islands of lacing left in the glass.

Aroma: Slight dankness of citrus and spicy hops.

Taste/Mouthfeel: Dank orange and pine. Some melon, grapefruit and lemon. Light mouthfeel that goes down easily.

Overall: Light and refreshing beer. Wish there was a date on the can. Decent aroma with a delicious taste.

Thanks to Tom_V for this one.

 

16 oz. can with no canning date. I can feel my balls crawling up into my chest cavity in disappointment.

Very light yellow with a nose that begs pineapple.

Flow is pretty tame. Nice pineapple up front, amongst other bits & pieces of tropical fruit. Sweet, with a moderate bitterness. Closes with a touch of the dank. Lighter. Easy to sip.

Not much to see here. Pretty good beer.

 

 

 

 

Pours a slight hazed golden yellow color with a thin white head and lacing. Smell & Taste were citra , with tropical fruits like pineapple and mango other notes of grapefruit and oranges, some sweet malts to finish. Mouth feel was soft wit some lingering bitterness, alot of flavor in this APA at 5%. Highly drinkable and tasty.