Juicylicious
Disgruntled Brewing

 

 

 

From notes, 1/2 pint pour at the source. Murky orange/apricot color with an off white cap, marginal lacing. Aroma is citrus fruits and pineapple. Flavor follows the nose with grapefruit juice and orange rind being the most prominent. Thick feel, a tad under carbonated for my taste. Overall a decent but not outstanding beer.

 

Poured from 750ml crowler into glass. Fill date is marked as '10/24 (2017)'.
Hazy yellow, orange body. Some settled particles from end of pour. Persistent off white cap. Spots of lacing.
Aroma of tropical (pineapple) and citrus (tangerine). Other aromas of rind, sweet lactose, onion/garlic.
Sweeter taste of pineapple and tangerine. Slightly bitter citrus rind at the back end. Has a very minor metallic, lactose type aspect of taste and tone.
Medium, coating mouth feel.
Touted by Disgruntled as a "New England Style IPA", and it hits on look, aroma, taste, and mouth feel. One of the better hazy, juicy IPA's from this brewer.

 

 

Pours a hazy golden yellow color.Smell is fruity and tropical with pineapple and citrus. Taste < smell had alot of citrus which leaned towards the rind. Mouth feel was semi soft with a bitter citrus finish. Did not get the Citra hop from this brew and was underwhelmed a bit on that thought , Having said that it was still a great IPA.

 

 

 

L-Classic murky glowing yellow/orange color..

S-Very nice citrus and tropical fruit notes...grapefruit rind, tangerines, pineapple..also some black pepper spiciness..

T-Unsweetened grapefruit, and a unique black pepper impression that reminds of a saison...kind of unique or weird depending on your perspective I guess. I noted this at the brewpub and also now again in the growler I bought.

F-Creamy texture....light side of medium bodied.....easy drinking....finishes dry...

O-Interesting NE style IPA with some different flavors you wouldn't expect. I think it is 100% Citra so not sure exactly where the light black pepper notes come from (yeast perhaps). Enjoyable beer.

750ml crowler poured into a snifter. Canned a month ago.

Pours a water down orange juice color with a finger head. Some frothy bubbles linger and there's some lacing also. Not much visible carbonation.

Smell is huge on the pineapple, grassy citrus, pine, and almost a peppery hop to it.

Taste has a sharp apple that hits you first then the bitter pine comes in after. Pineapple, citrus, creamsicle, and a little 'dankness' in the background. This thing is very bitter which is fine with me!

Feel is full bodied, especially for a 6.4% beer, but it is still quite crisp and lip smacking.

Overall a well done beer. Almost too bitter for me which is saying something. I have a feeling this beer will get better as it warms up so I may adjust my rating / review.