Drenched IPA
Three 3's Brewing Co.

 

 

 

Appearance: orange in color with a 1/4" head that slowly falls.

Smell: tropical fruits and lemon citrus is easily detectable.

Taste: caramel, mango, papaya, lemon, hints of grapefruit, and a nice bitterness.

Mouthfeel: medium bodied beer. Lightly crisp throughout with a bit of dryness late.

Overall: solid IPA that hits the spot.

Hazy orange in body topped by everlasting white head. Aroma of citrus, lemon, grass, papaya, mango. Tastes of citrus, lemon, papaya, grass, some pine, and medium bitterness that sweeps through, leaving behind lingering fruit notes. Heavy bodied with medium carbonation.

 

Really nice American IPA. Slightly hazy appearance but also a bit filtered. Aroma is quite dank and a bit skunky in the cannabaceael sense of the term. Very juicy taste notes, clementine and other tropical and citrus.

 

 

From Labor Day weekend notes:
Moderate pour yields a 3/4 inch white head over a hazy, light golden body with scant lacing. Nose of tropical fruit, citrus, and slight pine resin. Taste mirrors nose somewhat with a nice finish. Good feel and overall, a pretty nice IPA from Hammonton, NJ. Cheers!

 

 

 

 

 

I was fortunate enough to score a four pack of this. First off, any can of IPA where you can smell the hops from a few feet away means the dry hop additions are spot on. I can only imagine how this is on tap. The look is basic for a ne style IPA. Some particulates in my Conclave Tulip. Lacing is great. Taste: it's very balanced . Really pale. What sets this beer aside from some of the other neipa offerings is no kick on the back end. This beer has definitely nailed the water profile. I'm sure three threes really put alot of time into this one. This is a great beer. And it's 6.3 which is a sessionable IPA. Well done

 

Canned on 12-8-17 into a 20oz Spiegelau IPA.
Pours straw colored with floating particulates, small head and very little lacing.
Aroma is fruity.. mostly orange, light tropical, some dankness sneaking through. Tastes wet.. of mild fruit, and tropical juices. MF was very smooth, pretty thin, with little carbonation. Very balanced for a thin beer. No lingering aftertaste.

The only negative about this beer was the thin feel. Otherwise, a very good beer.

Canned 12/8/2017. Poured into Spiegelau IPA glass. It pours a cloudy, honey-orange color with two full fingers of fluffy, bright white head and lacing that never dissipated. The nose is quite fruity with tangerine, mango, and lemon, along with sweet malt and fragrant hops. The taste features more tart citrus than the nose. There was only a hint of the tropical fruit I smelled. The blend of Mosaic, Citra, and Simcoe hops provides a blast of bitter, resinous pine. This ale is fairly light in body with pleasant carbonation, and with an ABV of 6.3% it's an easy drinker. Overall, it's a solid American IPA although the taste doesn't quite live up to its wonderful smell. And it's practically sessionable.