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Fat Orange Cat Brew Co.

 

 

Nice! A full pint can emptied into a clear Imperial pint glass without any difficulty. No voluminous starchy white head to be found. Thank goodness, no one added extra wheat to the wort. The head is modest and enduring tinted only slightly by the beer. The color is strawberry blond and almost completely opaque. An aroma of blended hops reaches the nose, with hints of pine and earthiness. The taste is full and has a nice malt sweetness, some likely oat infused softness and a nice array of hops that range from sharp and dry to earthy, but not dank. With a mouthfeel at least average for this style, this becomes outstanding because of the hop union and its balance with the malt. It's nice to see some residue at the bottom of the glass, but there was no lacing to be seen. No matter, the attributes more than compensate. A complex hop flavor, softened so it's not harsh at any point and a sweet malt backbone, in great balance. This is definitely one to try and in this case, have another.

Purchased as a 6oz draft glass from The Blue Door for $5.

L - Very hazy pale yellow, with a two-finger pale white head.
S - Pineapple, grapefruit, and green apple peel.
T - Flavor follows nose greatly; well-balanced, with a strong floral finish.
F - Creamy and medium-full bodied. Refreshing and filling!
O - A refreshing brew with nothing much left to desire. Highly recommend for those that enjoy IPAs, but don't like the direction NEIPAs are going in.

 

 

 

A: cloudy, almost murky; medium gold in color; less than a 1 finger white head that receded to a thick collar; OK lacing;

S: white grapefruit with a bit of pineapple in the background;

T: pineapple and orange with a hint of grapefruit in the background; almost no bitterness;

M: medium bodied; moderate carbonation; moderately dry finish; soft;

O: very good, but I had higher expectations;

16oz can. Poured out a cloudy, golden orange color with a good-sized, off-white head of foam. It left sudsy rings of lace on the glass. It smelled of pineapple, grapefruit, orange, sweet caramel and some pine. Great tropical fruit taste with toasted caramel and a piney bitterness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours thick with a thick white head. Grapefruit juice in color with and even opaque quality.
Super citrusy with some pineapple and mango mixed in.
Bitter in a good way. The hops are what hit you first. Then the citrusy sweetness comes in to balance it. Finshes strong.
Bubbly, smooth, and delicious.
Great NE IPA.

Look... pale yellow murky. What i expect a NEIPA to look like(mostly)Excellent carbonation
Smell...mango grapefruit hop citrus a bit faint but the house yeast nice. This is my fourth beer from these guys and believe this has been the best. I will try whatever they have because everything has been good.
Taste... mango orangina in a good way into a bitter rind bite of the hop yum. I messed up in the bio for the beer it is actually 8.5 percent whoops. Not sure how to amend? Really enjoy this one and not sweet which is good.
Feel...full juice. Love that shit. A tad chalky with itsy bitsy burn. Small amount of lacing
Overall... I definitely liked. I went to the store and grabbed 1 4 pack and went back for another. You have to understand this is science!! I need more research to have full understanding. Go grab some you will like.