dHop35
Equilibrium Brewery

Pint can poured into a Marriott courtyard version of a cheap plastic nonic

Brewers notes: dHop 35 pours a very vibrant yellow, releasing bright tropical notes of rainbow melon, bright citrus, mango, pineapple, and peach.

One finger white foam cap over a turbid orange liquid, good lacings, settles to a thin layer

Aroma is orange citrus, tangerine, mango, pineapple, tropical , peach, melin

Taste is peach, pineapple, melon

Sudsy , fizzy mouthfeel , hop taste lingers,gentle hop nibble

Good beer

Hazy and opaque lemon-yellow body, with some floaties from a decanted pour. Even with the entire can, the particulate is not out of control. Good head production; excellent retention and lacing.

Huge pineapple notes from the pour! Up close, there's more depth: pineapple, mango, orange, nectarine, oregano. Lovely and juicy aroma.

Similarly juicy on the palate, with waves of pineapple, melon, and papaya leading the way, oregano and tangerine on the outer edges. Very, very juicy, and when combined with the relatively thin presentation (for an 8.5% hazy IPA, anyway), it really does go down like juice - dangerously, in other words.

I prefer more heft to the body of my IIPAs, which in turn allows for even greater delivery of the flavor, but there is no doubting that this is one delicious IIPA. Really, really damn good.