Tell Your Citra It's Hazy Not Lazy!
Oliver Brewing Company

The first attempted pour from a pint can was troublesome. No way it could fit into a clear glass Imperial pint mug with that much starchy foam on top. Good news followed, as the head largely dissipated rather quickly, so the entire contents eventually fit, leaving only a modest and enduring one. This probably isn't over infused with wheat, as the head is off-white rather than stark white and it recedes evenly. The color of the brew is a dark and dirty apricot-amber. Not just opaque, it's murky. Likely there was a liberal offering of oats in the wort. An aroma that almost entirely seems like something juicy, like pineapple. Fruity, but it doesn't have a citrusy bit to the nose. It drinks softly and fruity, maybe like mango-pineapple juice. As the taste reaches the finish, it moves toward earthy and then offers a farewell hop bite, all of which is pleasant. Although this has a nice body, it's a little sticky across the tongue, again, likely a contribution from the oats. Despite the body, there's no glass lacing, but there's also almost no taste of the imperial level of its ABV. This may not be among the best, but it's good, good enough to try again.

 

The beer poured a hazy gold and produced an extreme creamy head, which took a while to collapse. The dunk banana and citrus smell announces what is coming tasting this beer. The dunk citrus and banana taste is confirmed by a brew which has lost most of its carbonation. The feel is almost like a milkshake beer. Overall a nice beer!