Pulp Berries
Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company

 

 

Poured from a 16 oz can into a Dogfish Head tulip

L: Cloudy golden amber pour with big fluffy white head. Nice lacing... bits of sediment at the bottom of the can.

S: Raspberry and fruit. Sweet berries.

T.F: Semi-sweet up front. Raspberry, strawberry, and citrus hops. Fruit candy... lighter tropicals, with the raspberry on top of everything. Medium bodied. No significant bitterness. Well carbonated and sticky. Raspberry finish.

O: A decent effort and the raspberry comes through well, but for an everyday beer the regular 'Pulp' is preferable.

 

L - surprisingly translucent for a "juicy, hazy, New England IPA". Dark golden yellow with a ring of white lacing.

S - herbal with a hint of berry puree. Crisp, fresh, and vaguely metallic. A little hollow though, like a bag of mixed frozen berries.

T - orange marmalade, raspberry jam, and some fruit roll-up. Sour patch kids but after all the sour stuff has been dissolved. The sweet, gooey insides. Finishes dry and slightly crispy, like early winter air.

F - actually quite nice. Carbonation is just right to make it filling but not syrupy. Sits well in all the corners of my mouth.

O - better than expected! On the sticky side with minimal bitterness. Loads of berries which gives it a darker, riper, more sugary feel. I can dig it.

 

 

 

 

16 oz can poured into a chalice

Hazy orange yellow , one finger off white foam cap recedes

Aroma of raspberries

Taste of raspberries with a hint of citrus

Hop taste , no bite , low sudsing

Good beer

16 oz can onto chalice. Dated 7/30/19.
look is classic NE style hazy yellow with orange hue. Smell is sweet tropical fruit. Taste is strawberries and then a little ale at end. Feel is medium. Overall ok. Too much fruit on top.