From Dusk till Prawn
Kings County Brewers Collective (KCBC)

This one pours a hazy golden yellow color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells like hop candy, pineapple, and peach.

This hits a lot of notes that a lot of other IPAs hit, but it's refreshing and it hits those notes well. There are no brewing flaws, and there's a very nice soft and vibrant juicy hop character.

This is light bodied, clean, and with no real booziness to it. It goes down quite easily.

As usual, this is a very enjoyable IPA from KCBC.

This was yet another lovely beer from KCBC that I picked up lately based on it’s description. Used to frequent these guys a ton in Brooklyn as most of their IPA's were on the money, and that was the case with this as well! Full in body and exotic in flavor, this went down easily for it's heft as it had me reminiscing about my runs to Bushwick.

Of course, this was cloudy and dark peachy in appearance with a ton of bubbly foam that topped it off and never fully settled down. Very little lacing remained aside from a thin ring near the middle of my pint glass and some deep layers near the bottom. Lots of oats, barley, candied sweetness, and star fruit in the nose as the taste was deep and dank as notes of jack fruit, heavy weed, turbid peach, and fruit cocktail emerged once this completely warmed up. No doubt that this was dominated by the Idaho Gem since this had a hop profile that was different than what I was accustomed to from these guys, as the other hops ensured that this would be plenty sweet, sticky, and slick down to the last sip.

Enough carbonation was present and the booze was slightly noticeable, although it was on par with everything else going on here. Full in body, this aged nicely since it's canning date of 10/12 although there was a bit of annoying hop burn waaaaaay in the back after the last few sips went down. Regardless, this was another winner from KCBC that had plenty of depth and enjoyment to it. The label made me laugh and indeed, this would be a fitting complement to the 90's classic. Cue it up and enjoy Salma Hayek while imbibing on this future classic.