Reign Of Carnage: Part 1
Electric Brewing Company

Pours a dense yellow, some hea dbut not as much as others.

Smell is sweet sharp booze, citrus, tropical fruit and white grape.

Taste is the same.

Feel great and rich, but a bit too sharp.

I think 12.5% is too much for a neipa, it feels unbalanced, all the elemts are there, but don't meld together.

No canning date (released on 7/1/23); consumed on 8/7/23

Pours an opaque, glossy orange-hold body capped with a finger and a half of frothy, slightly off-white foam; decent head retention leaves a paper-thin cap, thin, frothy collar, and a limited spattering of spotty lacing strewn across the walls of the glass.

Aromas saucy chutneyed mango meet dew-soaked moss as an expansive, musty guava stank builds; a grapefruit accent is followed by passionfruit potpourri, while more defined notes of red currant peel and a waxy, resinous booziness appear on the waning impressions of the bouquet.

Taste offers grapefruit, mango, and waxy white grape upfront, with a passionfruit edge and papaya sorbet over the mid-palate fading to mossy resins settling through the finish.

Mouthfeel brings a medium-full body and lighter carbonation, dispersing creamy textures as a slickness takes over through the mid-palate and subdued resins show a wispy grit meandering on the back end of the palate.

A rich hop soup espouses the burly excesses of a high ABV and intensely concentrated dry-hopping; an unexpected poise from a NEIPA of this amplitude leaves a full expression toying with a fun sort of sensory overload.

 

 

Sweet tropical hoppy, slightly malty, a hint of white wine grape, and a slightly earthy-citrus nose on this one! Taste follows with a sweet and juicy, tropical hoppy and an earthy grapefruit citrus bitter finish. The bigboi ABV is well hidden here...it starts to assert itself a little more as it warms. Really good quad!