Flux
Equilibrium Brewery

 

Pours a golden hazy color with a white head. Smell is earthy and tropical with malts. Taste was citrus and dank weed ,along with some veggie/garden hops . An overly sweet and malty moth feel shut down the hops in the finish

 

 

 

Poured a golden yellow-orange body with minimal head and lace patches down the glass. Citric, earthy, acidic aroma with touch of malt. The beer is light to medium bodied, rather sharp and cutting, has minimal sweetness as the orange aspect, along with other bitter hops, is more powerful than rest of beer. Not bad and enjoyable to drink but not to point where I can do more than one.

 

 

 

 

 

Canned 9/21/2018. Poured into Equilibrium tulip glass. It pours a murky bright tangerine color with a half finger of creamy, snow white head and a thin sheen of spotty lacing. The nose features fresh orange juice, lactose, and very mild floral hops. It's not as aromatic as many other Equilibrium IPAs. The taste opens with tart orange juice, lemon, and mango over a base of crackery malt. The hops are flavorful with little bitterness. For its 7% ABV, Flux is crushable. The feel is lighter than fluctuation and it isn't as creamy. Overall, I agree with other reviewers. Flux is a nice single IPA; better, in fact, than what most brewers offer. But it suffers by comparison to Fluctuation, which is one of my absolute favorites.

 

I'm really not blown away by this considering how amazing their beers usually are. It definitely has an orangey taste to it. Very little head. It's still better than most other breweries offerings.