Movin’ 2 Da Country
The Brewing Projekt

16oz can. No dating information found.
Opaque, guava colored body. Pinkish head quickly fizzes away, but a film on the glass is left behind.
Aroma is dominated by peach fruit, accented by vanilla, with a bit of stone fruit.
Taste is very sweet, and has lots of fruit flavors - peach, lemon, lime, and stone fruit. Extended length aftertaste.
More than medium mouthfeel. Both sticky and moderately tart. Supportive carbonation.
A beer that tastes like punch. Very prominent peach flavor.

 

 

 

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on November 11, 2018. Sour Milkshake Double IPA brewed in collaboration with WeldWerks Brewing Co. Notes of peaches, vanilla and lactose.

 

 

 

This beer is definitely not a new england ipa. It tastes like the sour peach o's. White head. Golden yellow color. Sour, tart, peachy, and it has a bit of the milkshake flavor going on. But, no ipa notes. Fun and interesting beer to try.

 

Pours to a hazy, straw appearance with a fast breaking head. Muted but awesome nose of caramel, vanilla and pineapple. Taste mirrors nose but in a more expressive way. Sour peach, vanilla and pineapple. Mouthfeel is not as creamy as most Brewing Projekt beers but not watery either. Overall this is a fun beer to drink. Though not the most complex beer I've had it rates near the top in flat out drinkability. Worth digging around for.

 

 

 

16oz can, willi becher glass. Cloudy straw yellow body, darker orange hue, one finger white head, good retention, no lacing. Smell is peach rings, lactose, a bit of grapefruit and stonefruit as well. Pretty appetizing, nice mildly tart, acetic lemon backing up the gummy peach ring sweetness. Good flavour, a bit disconcerting until you think of this as a dry-hopped lactose-infused kettle sour. Pretty good peach ring flavour, candy-like with a mild lactose sweetness, balanced out by the citrus and grapefruit hop presence lending a mild-moderate zesty bitterness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, creamy with just enough peppy tartness to clean off the palate with a solid dryness. Overall, a tasty beer, interesting blend of styles but it works pretty well here. Expensive, to be sure, but it's good.

 

This beer pours a slightly murky orange with a very large head. The aroma is bright and sour, wih notes of sour peach, clementine, and tangerine. The flavor is simple and fun, with luscious peach, lemon, tangerine, and clementine, and a pleasant but not overwhelming level of sourness. The mouthfeel is soft with effusive, fizzy carbonation. Overall this is a dramatically fun beer. Definitely not serious beer, but I cannot deny loving it.