You're All I Need - Double Dry-Hopped
Interboro Spirits and Ales

 

 

 

 

Very nice imperial IPA with good flavors. Canned date 10/15/19. Pours a slightly hazy yellow color with some fluffy white head and spotty lingering lacing. Smells of ripe pineapple, mango, grapefruit and melon. Also some malt, orange, vanilla and bread. Weaker floral hops at the end. Tastes similarly, great balance and depth. Good mild hit of bitter hoppiness. Smooth, mild mouthfeel, a little sticky, good carbonation. Higher ABV was well hidden. Quite enjoyable.

2019-12-08
16oz can served in a big snifter. Gift from @mr-jj. Dated 10/17/19.

Pours hazy pale yellow with a smallish head and a fair amount of fine, slow fizz. Smell is tropical fruit and hop resin. Maybe some pineapple and mango.

Taste retains the fruitiness, but it moves to the background while the hoppy bitterness moves to the fore. More citrus in the flavor.

Mouthfeel is medium, resinously drying. Overall, very nice.

16 oz. Can
Canned On: 03/27/19

Over 3 months on this can.

Poured into a Tree House glass a pretty nice cloudy yellow color, pretty nice carbonation, with a pretty nice thick/creamy one-finger plus off-white head, which also leaves some pretty nice sticky lacing behind. The nose is hoppy, malty, with a pretty nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, melon, mango, peach, apricot), pretty nice diesel like. The taste is pretty nice hoppy, malty, with a pretty nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, melon, mango, peach, apricot), pretty nice diesel like. Medium body, ABV hidden very nicely, with a nice little dry/bitter finish. Overall, this is a pretty tasty brew. Orange Julius! Addictive! MilkShake! Nice to see it around here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hazy, pineapples, passionfruit. Almost spicy on the tongue

Picked this up earlier this year at Interboro, finally getting around to it tonight. Love the label with the skyline seen from Brooklyn but the liquid inside was just as enjoyable as just as balanced, tasty, and easy on the palate. Plenty of favor and body here as this went down easily while being true to form and worthy of the Interboro name on the label!

This had a lovely pour to it as the liquid was a muted amber with quite a bit of light seeping in around the edges, topped off with plenty of head to keep pace with the liquid. Spots of soapy lacing were seen on the edge of my pint glass as I worked my way through this though no rings could be seen when all was said and done. Lots of apricot, peach, tropical fruits, and marmalade sweetness on the solid but understated nose as all of them could be found in the taste as well. Balanced and slick, some melon came out in the taste along with plenty of earthy and dank hops that gave this great depth and nuance. Hints of resin emerged too as this beer had the consistency of amber without feeling terribly oily as there seemed to be enough grain and grass to keep this slightly unrefined in nature...

The amount of alcohol was spot-on as well as I felt a bit warmer after finishing this without being bowled over. Wonderfully smooth, this didn't break any new ground but gave beer snobs like me, who love Interboro, plenty to proverbially chew on. The bottom of the can read 2/7 with "CITRA & CITRA written below it and if you love that particular hop, you won't be disappointed here. This was a solid brew that would please nearly everyone who gave this a try!