4odas Bro
Aslin Beer Company

 

Pours cloudy gold color with a 2 finger soapy off white head., spotty lacing. Aroma is sweet with boozy pineapple and an earthiness. The taste is similar with fairly sweet pineapple and peach notes. Very seltzery and lightly bitter with a burn in the finish.

I'm not a big fan of the flavor profile in this one, but it is well made

Tart tropical peachy taste. The aroma is not my favorite. Looks beautiful with a golden hazy color. Tartiness mixed with a light bourbon finish.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can from Canton St Nov 2020

 

A - Dark orange gold color that's opaque with thin, dense white lacing.

S - Pulpy, vinous, dank peach, tropical fruit, and peppery fruit rind.

T - Berry, peach, tropical fruit, mango and peppery spice. Ends on the sweeter side with a lingering spicy mango and a slight bit of grape.

M - Thick, chewy, and makes the mouth water.

O - Another fantastic D-IPA from Aslin.

 

Can. Pours reasonably hazy but not stupidly turbid. Thin crown of head. Aroma jumps out of the can. I have found that most Aslin brews do this. Strong tropical fruit and cream aroma. Also a bit of that zest/terroir from the Nelson. Flavor has a more pronounced Nelson note. Nelson is my fav so no complaints there. Almost a tiny bit minty. Lots of musty, damp fruit juice. Moderate bitterness and the booze isn't super shy. Another strong offering from Aslin! I mean, if it has Nelson in it, I'm probably going to enjoy.

Poured from a 16 oz can into a Willi Becher pint glass.
L - Pours a hazy orange color with a fluffy white head that dissipates slowly.
s - Smells of tropical fruit.
T - Tastes of mango and pineapple.
F - Slightly creamy feel, with a medium body and carbonation. Has a nice bitterness on the finish.
O - Very tasty IPA. Seems lighter than the 8.3 % on the label, in a good way.

 

 

 

16 oz undated can poured into a tulip pint glass. Pours a hazy golden yellow with a fluffy off-white head, nice retention and excellent lacing. Smell is juicy and fruity with a hint of citrusy soda (maybe just the power of suggestion?) but clearly beer. Taste is similar with a nice soft malt backbone, some sweetness, and almost no bitterness. Mouthfeel is light, soft, pillowy, and moderately carbonated. The 8.3% abv is well-hidden - tastes more like a 6% abv. Excellent representative of the (D)NEIPA style and one of my favorite Aslin IPAs to date.