Grow Haus
Barebottle Brewing Company

On tap at Jaxon's / Barrel & Stave Pour House in Fullerton, CA.
Gorgeous, clear straw to gold in hue. Fluffy white head abounds, leaping up almost 3 fingers and settling down to a nice consistent 1 inch cap. Clumpy, soapy lacing. Solid retention.
Nose is firm. The more subtle notes that I'd attribute to one of the classic hops doesn't get to chime in first, but does pop in. Initially, it does hit the WC descriptor: slightly dry in its citrus notes with hints of pine.
Flavor is also confident following the nose. Grass, mildly peppery orange rind, some pine resin and hints of cracker malt.
Mouthfeel is spot on for style, light, moderate carb, and finishes bitter.
Overall, for a straight up German pils this would be over the top but for what they described, nailed it.

 

 

great dry hopped ipa- the lable is great they give you the whole recipe to brew 5 gallons - hoppy all thru the drink

 

Almost clear yellow amber brew with adequate foam in the Aventinus Weizen glass. The brewery describes this as a "west coast-style pilsner" and lists seven hops, led by Saaz and Pacific Jade. Thickish mouthfeel but plenty of spritz. Scratchy, resiny, dark nondescript flavors that end in a modest bitterness and slight astringency.

Overall this is an interesting New Age Pilsner on the dark side of the plentiful aromatics. It's quite flavourful but not overly bitter. In case you were looking for dankness, this delivers a sub-lethal dose, unlike some of the IPAs. From the 16 oz can shipped from City Beer Store. Dated 11/16/20 on the bottom.