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Oliver Brewing Company

From a can. Pours a hazy yellow color with a slight orange hue, a thin head and a little ring lacing on the lower half.
Mild citrus and hops fragrance. Citrus forward flavor without being too bright.
I really like the double dry hopped aspects, it brings balance, and late-hops flavor.

Haze a bit thicker than usual. Fresh but kind of generic aroma. Smooth hop flavor with light orange notes. Noticeable malt sweetness. Nice soft finish.

Canned Sept 18, 2023. Found in the cooler at Pratt St Ale House, 1/12/24. Forgot my glasses, & really didn't expect to need to check, but......
Anyway, let's see how it goes. ;)

Hazy yellow, with one finger of creamy white head, that leaves a fair bit of lacing. Looks like pineapple juice, with a head.

Smell is creamsicle, plus some pineapple.

Taste is lighty-bitter orange, creamsicle, and a bit of pineapple. Mildly bitter at finish. Slight herbal flavor near finish, and lingering in the aftertaste.

Feel is medium, juicy, and slightly creamy. Moderate, very fine, semi-soft carbonation tingle, that gains a little more bite towards finish.

Overall, though a bit old, it's still quite good. I like the lightly-bitter herbal aspect, that keeps it from being too sweet, as many of its NEIPA brethren tend to be now. I'd gladly have it again, especially fresher.

Poured from the can into a Spiegelau IPA glass.

Hazed up, with a mixture of hinting clarity in appearance. Lemon to orange colored body througout with a rich four finger billowing bright white thick head. Soapy with big cling and a top island puck of good sized bubbles.

Quite a nice hop forward aroma. Sweet floral and herbal tea like on the nose, with hints of earthy like sage and sweet mint. A simple neutral malt and yeast profile stays out of the way. Slight bit of complexity in hop on the nose.

Palate is surprisingly sweet. Rich tasting fruited orange, with a big icing sugar rush. Rich sweet sugary malt touches with a good mixing pine like bitterness in the mid palate. Finishes rich, but sugary, with some neat touches of different tropical fruit, largely mango and sweet. Strangely not malt forward as I thought but comes with a sweet profile hidden under the hops.

Solid interesting beer for an IPA, but has a kind of odd profile.

A dirty blond brew made it out of a can and into a clear glass liter mug. There was a sizable white head, but it receded quickly to none. Also close to none is aroma. Maybe you can catch a little starch, likely oats, and a little hops. Bold tasting, this one is not, but there is more than the nose foretold. This is a very well balanced NEIPA, although not malty sweet, there is sufficient body and starch to compliment the hop trio. A hint of yeast and alcohol augment the drinking experience. Despite the absence of lacing in the glass, this also is delivered with spot on carbonation. It tastes the same, from start to finish, although the finish does turn to the dry side. There are so many in this category to try, but if you prefer your NEIPA dry and less fruity, look for this one.