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Urban South Brewery

A - Pours dark golden body, hazy with a gray cast, fat white head, quick fade to a substantial cap, extensive thin line lacing.

S - Lots of resin, lemon and grapefruit, pithy flesh and zest.

T - Follows the nose, with citrus, a tea element, a honeyed malt note, and a biting pithy bitter finish.

M - Moderate hit of carbonation, fairly light weight, dry close. A bit of resin build, but nothing too taxing.

O - An interesting flavor profile for a NEIPA, with more traditional IPA flavors, but a feel that works well with the style.

Nice....big head, big nose .... But a bit thin and light on the feel ... Tastes good and it appears to be a collaboration brew with a local brewery, Listerman

This opaque brew displays in unusually dark orange-amber hues that near brown, all under a thick khaki head leaving tall walls of lacing on the glass.

How ironically fun, a beer made in collaboration with an Ohio brewery! And however hard it is to consciously avoid bringing my personal bias into the Urban South taproom, it's gud!

Assertive for a hazy, it's closer to those old school "East Coast" IPAs, with a solid malt backbone that yet does not bring with it too much character, as well as a strong pine bitterness, all amidst a fluffier and fuller body. At the same time, there are accents of floral grapefruit perfume.

As the froth dies down, it reveals a more crisp medium body that comes to a bone dry finish.