Dare Mighty Things - Galaxy
The Brewing Projekt

Can. Hazy orange juice color. White head.

Bubble gum and melon. Apricot and some mango. Soft, but some bitterness in the finish. Very easy drinking. Full of flavor. I like this variant.

One of the best from The Brewing Projekt, thanks to the mighty GALAXY HOP. So soft yet so robust, cool and wet up front yet warm and dry on the finish... that's what I love about galaxy, it's such an all-encompassing hop. The only reason the "taste" and "feel" aren't a 5/5 for me is because it COULD be more satisfying, I believe, if it were a double IPA, around 8%ABV or more. Even around 7-7.5% would be nice, an added warmth and intensity for this delicious and most sacred beverage.

I think TPB without a doubt makes the BEST looking IPA's on the market. Something so undeniably THICC about them, and it shows up in the taste -- there's an almost food-like quality, thickness, and aroma to their hazy bois. I suspect that my gut flora are in love with their product. Would just love to see a little more information on their cans -- malt, yeast, and ABV would be nice. (This picture is an old 2017 design,, the newer 2020 can design is much sexier, imo, but it unfortunately no longer discloses the ABV.)

 

 

 

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on January 13, 2019. All galaxy hopped version of Dare Mighty Things. Notes of passion fruit, citrus and peach.

 

 

 

One of the best hoppy beers I've had. Pours golden orange, with a nice amount of head. Smells like an apricot or peach fruit rollup. Tastes similar; I get some pineapple that I didn't catch on the nose. Feel is nice, maybe a tad thinner than I remember the citra version of this beer being. Overall, a phenomenal New England IPA!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I appear to be disagree with the majority about the Galaxy variant of Dare Mighty Things. This surprised me a bit. Oh well.

DMT looks, smells, and feels pretty damn similar to the base beer, and to the Mosaic and Citra variants - it's juicy, it smells fresh and fruity, and it has a nice light (but full) mouth feel. It's a pretty decent beer in every aspect, except as concerns the pervasive dry, hoppy bitterness to it. Why is it so much more present in this particular variant?

It's decent. It's far from my first choice of IPA at the moment, and certainly my least favorite of the DMT variants. Your mileage may vary - read the other reviews.

Pours a very hazy dull orange color with thick lacing. Smell is fruity mostly. Taste has fruity hops along with dank and pine hops. Mouthfeel is dry and has more bitterness than other DMT offering. A hoppy single hop IPA that let you know the hops are in charge good stuf.