Power Moves
Aslin Beer Company

A: hazy; pale gold in color; a 1+ finger finely pored ivory head that receded to a skim cap; OK lacing;

S: pineapple and grapefruit;

T: pineapple and grapefruit zest with a bit of dankness in the background; mild bitterness at the end;

M: light to medium bodied; moderate carbonation; dry finish; mild hop burn;

O: better balance than most SIPAs;

 

 

 

 

Draft pour into a stem glass. Hazy yellow orange appearance, fluffy white head, great retention and lacing. Grapefruit, starfruit, mango. Moderate body and carbonation.

Pours golden yellow with slight haze and big fluffy white foamy cap on draught at The Capital Burger DC. Bright citrus notes capped by a nice clean and juicy citrus IPA finish.

 

Pour from draft from Capitol Ale House Richmond. Color was solid with citrusy aroma. The feel was smooth but flat. Could have been end of the keg but just a little flat for me. Taste was there.

 

Pours an orange golden color with a nice head and lacing
Aroma has tropical and citrus hints
Taste has tropical and citrus flavors
A medium bodied moderately carbonated beer
A nice NEIPA

Aslin Beer Co. "Power Moves"
16 fl. oz. can coded "G028192L" and sampled on 08/25/2023
$4.49 @ Total Wine & More, Claymont, DE

Notes via stream of consciousness: "Power Moves"? What is this, the '80's all over again? And at just 5.5% ABV? It's poured a hazy yellow gold body beneath a thumb's width of densely creamy bright white foam. The aroma is citrusy, piney/spicy, and berry-like. It's interesting as you don't normally get pine in an NEIPA. It's also fairly soft and smooth although there is a little bit of resin to it. On to the taste, the malt is sweetish and very oat-y. I'm sure there's wheat in there as well but I get the oats very clearly; they add a little bit of floral character to it. The soft but somehow spicy pine remains, as does the orange-like citrus, and those sweet red berry notes. I also get a little bit of mango and papaya, and peach and lime. It's on the sweeter end of things but there's enough bitterness and acidity from the hops that it's not out of bounds in the finish, and the flavors that are there are nicely rounded. All in all it's pretty well done and I can't say that I've ever had a beer exactly like it.
Review #8,725

 

Pours a soft orange. Bright tropical aroma. The profile is candy, stone fruit, and soda. This is a bit of tongue dancer. Good beer

 

 

 

 

2/4/2023, Pig and Fire, at the bar. I have to say I started with the Toppling Goliath Digital Dawn, so that just wrecked everything thereafter, but this truly was a decent beer.

Bright, piney, tropical, and dank sweetness. It was a great beer, a little too effervescent for me but still good.