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Talking Waters Brewing

From a 16oz can. There's some kind of marking on the bottom of the can, but it is so light, I can't read the date, but I do know it is fresh, and just came into work on Friday.

This is a clear looking beer in my glass and golden in color. There's a nice slow stream of carbonation bubbles rising in my glass. There's a 1 finger white head to this beer. The head retention is decent. The head dissipates and leaves no lacing on the glass.
The aroma hit me while pouring the beer. I am getting a ton of hops and pine notes. Up close It is just an amazing hop aroma. There's a great resin pine note. There's some citrus notes. All notes are nice and just punch me in the nose.
Oh, my, the flavor. The beer's flavor is made up by the hops. The notes are almost like a lime citrus to start it off. These hops fade slightly and a malty biscuit flavor pops into play. The finish is where the hops come back into play. I get some earthy pine flavor with some dankness.
The body does seem light at first, but it does become sticky toward the finish. There's a nice feeling from the bitterness.
Wow, I am surprised I haven't had this beer before. This is totally delicious and I am glad we brought it in.

A cold IPA ,. This pours a clear golden color with a 1 finger white head,. Smell is fruity with juicy hops. Taste has citrus and pine resin ,berries and herbal dankness. A crisp and dry and hoppy mouth feel. Twas a pleasure to drink..