Juicy IPA
Untitled Art

highest rated, and well-deserved, great hazy look, slightly rounded bitterness, a little wheaty, good carbonation for a little pleasantly stingy mouthfeel. Highly recommended.

 

Juicy IPA pours a hazyish, bright, light yellow with a long-lasting. Large, massively lacing head. The aroma is dry, with some pine notes. The flavor is a bit more bitter, and drier, with hints of pine and dry citrus. Good body and feel. Overall, a juicy IPA that is drier and more bitter.

“Version 13” noted on the can. Brewed with Citra, Motueka, and Green Bullet hops. Pours bright and opaque straw gold. Dank, resiny, piney, and tart citrus overwhelm. Overall, well above average.

16oz can of Version 12 filled 2/08/22 into a Spiegelau glass.
L: Pours radiant dark hazy orange/gold w/a lofty 2.75" off white frothy head that is soapy on the outer edges. Very good retention down to a thick, creamy skin. Well carbonated, med-thick sticky banding & lacing. No sediment or floaters.
S: Pineapple, citrus, bread dough, mango, papaya, a hint of yeast. Fairly tropical. Light alcohol as the beer warms.
T: Orange, tangerine, citrus rind including lime, yeast, pineapple, lightly sweet caramel malts, pine resin, light lemon grass. It has moderate "spicy" & pine hop bitterness that lingers.
F: Juicy, crisp, zippy medium-light bodied mouth feel that is carbonated on the tongue as well. It has a med-length semi-drying finish. There is subtle grit but overall it is smooth.
O: A very fresh citrusy tasting hop forward NEIPA this is juicy as described. It is refreshing, fairly easy drinking and is excellent in it's style.

from a single tallboy picked up at the Nova, into a tulip. Look is murky gold/orange, lots of foamy head, great retention, great lacing. Nose is not too pungent, but here's what I get: orchard and citrus fruit, juicy but not overripe and maybe a little spice in there, too. Taste follows the nose, but it pops a little more. It's a bit of a jumble, though. Feel is a little watery, and doesn't quite hit the soft quality that the style is known for. I feel a little alcohol burn at moment, too. There's a little bitterness on the edges. This is a solid NEIPA; in a crowded field, it is a nice pint but doesn't really stand out.

 

 

 

 

Dated 12-22-2020

Appearance: Cloudy straw-yellow color with a generous-sized foamy white head that slowly faded. A very nice looking IPA.

Smell: Prominent citrus/fruity aromas come out the glass. This smells nice regardless of alcohol content.

Taste: I get moderate citrus notes, a touch of pine notes and a bit of residual sweetness. Assuming this is a non-alcoholic version of a NE IPA the taste profile is very spot on for a non-alcoholic IPA. There is enough hoppy bitterness so that the beer finishes mildly dry.

Mouth-feel: The body is on the light side of medium-bodied with a generous level of carbonation. The mouthfeel is where it should be for an IPA.

Overall: A good beer, one of the best non-alcoholic beers I've had. As I've found with the best N/A IPAs I've had the flavors are somewhat restrained in comparison to the best non-alcoholic IPAs but this is a good beer and worth trying.

 

L: light orange, looks like a glass of orange juice
S: faint orange and grapefruit
T: tons of fruit
F: mouthfeel is upfront, very juicy, slightly astringent
O: excellent representation of the style

Untitled Art is officially a staple in our household. I wanted to give their classic juicy IPA a run. It is a very thick looking IPA but actually holds a medium body when drinking. The level of sweetness is very low, uncommon for Untitled Art but I understand their approach. IPA drinkers are sure to love this beer.

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Pours a golden yellow color with a finger width foamy head. Head retention is very good. Lacing is excellent. Nice citrus aroma with a hint of piney resin. Taste is the same with some decent bitter pineyness at the end and some mild dankness. Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation.