Juicy IPA DDH- Version 7
Untitled Art

RB transfer

 

16oz can poured into a Lagunitas mason Jar.

Pours a cloudy peach color-2 finger head of white foam. Decent lacing.

Citrus, pineapple and peach skins on the nose and palate.

Medium mouthfeel. Easy to drink but not creamy or soft.

There seemed to be something missing as I was left wanting more. Definitely drinkable and good but doesn’t quite get there.

 

Poured from a can marked 01/10/20
A turbid peachy yellow swirl pushes a frothy dense cap upward. Some sticky lacing hangs on.
Citrusy notes of orange, tangerine come through, followed by some pineapple and an oatmeal like creaminess.
Flavor follows, but subdued. A somewhat warm bitterness, a hop burn perhaps, begins the ending a grassy herbal note closes it out.
Mouthfeel is medium with some carbonation staying in there.
Overall, the flavors hinted at by the nose were muted. Pretty good, but a warm finisher.

16 oz. Can
Canned On: 01/10/20

Poured into a Tree House glass a very nice cloudy yellow/orange color, very nice carbonation, with a very nice thick/creamy one-finger plus white head, which also leaves some very nice creamy sticky lacing behind. The nose is hoppy, malty, with a pretty nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, pineapple, papaya, nectarine, melon, mango, apricot), with some pretty nice little diesel like. The taste is pretty nice hoppy, malty, with a really nice citrus complex (orange, tangerine, pineapple, papaya, nectarine, melon, mango, apricot), pretty nice little diesel like. Medium body, ABV hidden very nicely, with a nice little dry/bitter finish. Overall, this is a pretty tasty brew. Addictive! Orange Juilus! Milkshake!. Glad to see it around here.

 

 

Bringing the joose, Untitled Art doesn't need any collaborative help coming up with a winning combination of Citra, Mosaic, Rakau and Belma hops to fuel a double dry hopped New England styled IPA.

Breaming with the juicy scents of tropical, stone fruit, citrus and botanicals, a bright and fruity perfume follows a golden matte pour and a frothy whipped cap. Opening with a mild pastry sweetness of shortcake, cereal and cream, the beer's early introductions first favors the grain profile.

But that sweet upstart is cut short by a build-up of hops which resonate a bold and radiant taste of mandarin orange, pink grapefruit an lime zest on the middle palate. As more tropical notes of pineapple, mango and papaya fold into the taste, the beer slowly turns richer with nectarine and apricot. A late turn to a more herbal balance, gin-like botanicals of verbena, sassafras, green tea and fresh spruce decorate a more bitter than usual bite.

Medium bodied and trending malty-dry overall, the beer finishes with a grassy, hemp-like presence that's rife with hints of parsley and fresh grassiness. A spice of gin-like alcohol sharpens the finish while fresh fruit peels linger in a long, racy aftertaste.