My Other Ride Is A Submarine
Humble Sea Brewing Co.

Can poured into a Mountain Rambler Brewery pint glass

A: Pours hazy golden yellow with a frothy off white head that settles to a firm layer and laces nicely.

S: Lots of ripe exotic, tropical, and stone fruit, juicy citrus, slight grassy and resinous notes, a touch floral, biscuity malt, and caramel sweetness.

T: Juicy mix of exotic, tropical, and stone fruit, peach/nectarine, mango, gooseberry, pineapple, white grape, and a hint of passion fruit, ripe citrus, tangerine and lemon lime, light floral notes, a touch resinous and grassy, biscuity malt, and caramel sweetness.

M: Medium body, moderate carbonation, soft on the palate.

O: Not to say that I came in with a bias, but you just knew that a collab with Green Cheek was gonna be good. They picked some great hops that all play rather nicely together. I love seeing Peacharine in more and more beers. I wouldn't mind just a touch more bitterness to balance the sweetness, but that's about the mild gripe I can come up with. Really good stuff.

Had My Other Ride Is a Submarine poured from pint can, no date, but probably released on 02/13/2025, into nonic pint.

Pours moderately hazy, light grapefruit-gold, with 2-finger near-white head, and excellent retention, leaving thick rings of lace down the glass. Aromas of mild grapefruit, berries and lime off pour, with some citrus zest aroma too, then mild aromas of clean white wine grape, funky floral and tropical melon as warms, and finally sweet peach aroma. On tasting, begins sweet, mild orange over a very light, creamy body, then a lot of zesty lime and some grapefruit, and a little mild, sweet peach as warms, before a dry white wine and biting citrus finish.

Considering the hop bill, surprisingly complementary but somewhat muted fruit aromas and flavors in this uncharacterizable IPA, which is interestingly New England hazy and creamy, but has a clean if not overly bitter West Coast finish.