Double Dare Mighty Things
The Brewing Projekt

 

 

 

From a 16oz can. Pours a hazy golden wheat color with with a one finger white head. Smell is juicy floral and tropical . taste has tropical soft hops of pineapple,melon and papaya. A soft mouth feel with some wine like notes was juicyy fruit finish.

 

Can from Canton St May 2020

 

 

Another beer from the BIF box of the generous @vidblain. Poured from 16 oz. can into a Spiegelau IPA glass. It pours a turbid, muddy tangerine color with a huge, foamy, bright white head and long-lasting spotty lacing inside the glass. It smells of tangerine, lemon, grapefruit, onion, grass, and light floral hops. The taste is fruity and fabulous! In addition to the tart lemon and grapefruit, I'm tasting fresh ripe cantaloupe, bubblegum, and vanilla/lactose. The bill of Mosaic, Citra, Amarillo, and El Dorado hops provides a nice bitter bite at the finish along with a dose of pepper. It has a rich, creamy mouth feel with moderate carbonation, and a punchy 9.1% ABV that you can feel. Overall, this is a fine DIPA with lots of big, bold flavor. Both IPAs I've had from The Brewing Projekt so far are impressive.

 

 

 

 

White head. Super hazy golden sunset orange. A bit stronger than DMT. I think I like DDH DMT better as it is easier drinking. This one packs a little punch, but still pretty soft and drinkable. Lots of juice here. Orange and mango. Earthy hops. Really great.

 

 

 

16oz can, snifter glass. Murky, lighter powdery yellow body. One finger thick white head. Literally looks like someone poured flour into this. It's as awful as the other IPAs from this brewery; and I'm accounting for the style itself, as there are a lot of hazy beers that have a more natural colour. Citrus, herbal, caramel, floral, grapefruit and orange dominate throughout. It's more balanced than DDH, although it certainly still has that house flavour that still bothers me a little. Medium body, good carbonation, caramel and herbal notes on the finish.