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Lone Pine Brewing Company

Tastes like a pretty generic NEIPA on the first sip. The more I drink, the more some mint/pine and even bubblegum notes come to the top. Not very bitter at all, as you'd expect.

 

I got a can of this beer off the single shelf from my local beer store located just around the corner. It poured a hazy and chunky orangish with white head that is leaving some lace. The scent ripe tangerine, apricot and Raspberry notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with tropical fruit smoothy presence that finishes bitter. The mouthfeel was fuller in body and had good carbonation. Overall it is a great beer.

 

 

 

 

A nice NEIPA on tap in Meridian ID.

A: Full-on haze, bright golden orange with minimal head but good lacing.

S: Strong tropical and citrus juice nose with impressions of orange and mango, pineapple and more. Floral and fruity with some light impressions of cedar and mint.

T: Yeasty palate full of those same tropical fruit vibes and even some coconut along with that spearmint and some strong pine notes, with a sweeter malt base backing it all up. Very fruity and juicy to my palate.

MF: Smooth and not too fatiguing, subdued bitterness in a mellow and fairly creamy body.

O: A good NEIPA that leans into the tropical, citrusy juice-bomb territory. Which is fine by me.

 

Canned: 4/16/21
Opened and reviewed on: 4/30/21

Straw gold, medium level hazy fuzz for a NEIPA. White foam hovers, drops, spreads out, fat lace and good cover.

Tangy, sweet and very piney, pine tree sap scented hops with a sweet tinged, light wheat and crispy malt scent within this complex nose.

Pine. Not just because it's "Lone Pine", but because the hop flavor is a very pine-forward flavor. The hops are tangy, piney and sweet with the light golden grains malt balance also sweetly tinged but also dry and crisp.

A well rounded NE, with a light appearance, straw gold, only a slight haze and a bit crispy thin.