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Interboro Spirits and Ales

Hazy orangey amber with two fingers of white foam. Mandarin orange, mango, peach, papaya, passion fruit and some resinous hop bitters in the nose. Taste follows the path of the nose, but the bitters are very faint, very fruity. Feel is not as dry as expected however, gets wet in the middle before balancing out, feel hops more than can taste them but kind of languid. Nice first beer from interboro, tried collabs of theirs but nothing from just them until now

 

 

 

16oz. can into Night Shift stemware.

Nose is citrus, pineapple and pear. A little muted but the flavor itself is clean, crisp. Beer opens citrus, pineapple and starfruit. Juicy with a big malt body. Dry on the palate with almost a pear peel flavor. Finishes the same with big white tropical fruit notes. Body is light with moderate to ample carbonation. Foamy on the palate and goes down dry with a lingering, bone dry finish. Real drinkable.

Solid. Great on the palate with a popping dryness.

 

 

 

 

Super juicy IPA - lots of mango, guava, apricot, very tropical, borders on being too sweet but reels it in, a tad chalky on the finish but still a refreshing drinker

 

A: The beer is quite hazy yellow in color. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that died down, leaving some lacing on the surface and a narrow collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Moderate aromas of passionfruit are present in the nose along with notes of orange citrus.
T: The taste follows the smell and has a blend of strong orange and passionfruit flavors without much in the way of bitterness.
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation. No crispness is detectable.
O: This IPA is quite "juicy" and seems more like a New England-style IPA as it's very hoppy but hardly has any bitterness. It's quite drinkable and almost approaches being sessionable.

Serving type: can

 

 

CAN
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Tingling zesty linger.
Light+, creamy, round. 4.25

Amarillo, Galaxy, and Citra. Wheat and English Ale yeast.

Oct. 4 canning - two weeks old and bright as a button. Orchard fruit esters and soft body ticks the New England boxes. Mellow fruit interrupted but orange chunk juiciness, peel, and lemon jellies. Someone said Bellini beer; I could see that. Not top tier NEIPA, but enough to keep you entertained. 4.25

 

 

Opaque, almost powdered looking tan-orange with a large, dense white foam receding to a thick fuzzy blanket with peaks of lace.

Aroma is a nice mix of spicy dankness and Orange Julius fruitiness with a little black peppered cracker, and even Piña Colada.

I'm tasting Nelson. Cracker, kiwi, orange-lemon-lime with the second swallow developing biscuit, gold apple, mint, onion and spicy yeast.

Crisp but chalky with a medium body and semi-dry finish. Not drastically different from the Madder Fatter Fluid I had a little while ago. Very good but not quite as good.