The Hypnotized Never Lie
Thin Man Brewery

Somewhat hazy, has some nice notes on the nose very fruity. Little carbonation taste very refreshing and something I’m enjoying today. Another great beer by this brewery. Taste is fruity, slight herb and a little pine but not ever bitter, sweet without the sugar.

Bright thick golden body with thin white head. Aroma of papaya, mango, pink starburst, grass, honeysuckle. Tastes of citrus, papaya, mango, honey, grass, pine, booze. Thick bodied with light carbonation.

Very hazy, light lemon yellow body. Good head production, decent retention, and very nice lacing.

Wonderfully hop-forward nose, from bright citrus tones of lemon, grapefruit and orange, to bright herbal notes, along with a mild to moderate dankness and peppery earthiness.

Surprisingly juicy up front, with a crackery and grainy malt base that emerges mid sip. Moderate dankness through the second third and through the finish. Mostly citrus on the hop expression, not a lot of tropical. Overall, it's not really a sweet IIPA, except for the juicy kiss up front.

Poured from a 16 oz can into a Zywiec tulip

L: Hazed golden pour with big foamy white head. Great retention and lacing.

S: Tropical fruit, light grains, and mosaic hops.

T.F: Big and juicy. Some grain up front... semi-sweet with tropical fruit and citrus. Mango, grapefruit, and pineapple. Light pine and papaya. Juicy. Medium bodied... sticky on the tongue. More fruit to finish.

O: A well executed DIPA... definitely in the New England family... easy drinking and hides its ABV.

 

Modest finger worth of white foam, poor retention, wispy splotches for lacing. Fully opaque liquid if a lighter and brighter yellow than what one might associate with opacity, no bubbles visible against the glass. Hugely explosive nose of grapefruit, mango, papaya, tropical and juicy, grapefruit to lime citrus zest, mildly piney, good malt backbone, not especially dank but perhaps a touch vegetal. Lighter bodied than most in the glass, nice freshness even without much carbonated scrubbing. The pink to white grapefruit takes a more dominant stance here, reducing the overall tropicality. The fruit settles into mango, peach, apricot to passion fruit, more juice than tang. Biscuit. Not much loss of flavor intensity at the end, even as it dries out the palate some. Keeps its message tight and free of bombast. (Canned 11/17/20)

Passionfruit/papaya on the nose. A little grassy, some onion, some earth. Taste is about the same with a little less of the minor pungent notes of earth/onion. A good beer.

 

 

A - Opaque dark orange gold color with dense white lacing.

S - Tropical fruit, mango, citrus, and a little bit of berry on the nose.

T - Mango, citrus, pine, and spicy herbal.

M - Big medium body and wet on the finish.

O - This is an under the radar recommended try.