Now More Than Ever
Aslin Beer Company

It pours a hazy orange amber color with a nice white head that gradually subsides to a foamy layer with some good lacing. The nose is orangey and citrusy. The taste is malty and citrusy, it is also sweet so it being a double helps by adding a little booziness. Mouthfeel is good. Overall very nice, just a little too sweet.

From the pint can, it pours a hazy orange amber color with a very nice white head that slowly reduces and leaves lots of lacing. The nose gets citrus, primarily orange, and is very pleasant. The mouth gets a pleasant citrusy malty slightly sweet brew that is extremely easy to drink, event as late in it's life as I enjoyed this brew. Yum!

Draft pour into a stem glass. Hazy orange yellow appearance, fluffy white head, great retention and lacing. Orange, mango, melon, dank hops. Moderate to full body, soft carbonation.

Poured a dense, orange-gold body with decent head and lace. The beer has a sweet aroma like tropical fruits with no real citric/earthy hops coming through. A juicy and plush sweet beer, the tropical fruits almost come across like candi sugar, but beer is balanced (kept from being cloying) with both citric and grape hops and finishes easy with well-hidden booze.

 

 

Pours a warm orange gold with a finger of head that settles to a thin cap with some lacing. Aroma of tropical fruit, pineapple and mango. Taste follows nose. Medium-bodied, and really quite nice.

Growler into pint glass. Pours a very hazy bright golden orange color, with a decent fluffy head. Initial impression is huge tropical fruits, sweet orange, and mango. Mouthfeel is soft and smooth. Finish is fairly sweet. Overall, a good DIPA but a little on the sweet side

Poured from the can into a Spiegelau IPA glass.

A real nice bright glowing orange, with opaque and creamsicle like colors of yellow and lemon hues. Classic bright white topped bubbly head, three fingers with good retention but also a bit shampoo and soapy looking.

Real delicious aroma. Fruity hop angles of lemon and gumdrop candy, with floral to tropical sweetness and light icing sugar sensations. Real impressive hop angle that is just explosive and varied.

Palate takes the cake. Big huge tropical rushing juice of mango to pineapple with zesty grapefruit and large amounts of bitter rinding zest for the finish. The mouthfeel on this is way better than average, with a rich juicy push of malt that provides a great hop template. Finish is bold and exceptionally bitter, quite green actually, but makes a real delicous statement.

Great tasting IPA.

Somehow a “retired” beer ends up here, fresh. C’est la vie. Not a bad little IPA. Seems very Nee England, as it’s cloudy, hoppy, citrusy, and juicy. I’m not knowledgeable by any means, but I think this is very Citra hip forward, which may be why I like it. Not super strong, subtle, creamy, gentle. Tasty.

 

 

 

Pours a hazy yellow/orange color with a quickly disappearing foamy white head. Tropical fruit especially pineapple and mango on the nose with some hops. Big flavor which follows the nose and is delish...nice balance of resin, luponic bitterness and sweet tropical fruit.