Swells
Outer Range Brewing Co

Cloudy, the liquid is dirty gold with some white from the cloudiness. Minor head but it leaves plenty of fine spots on the glass.

Dry nose with strong pine and grapefruit. Prickly.

The taste mimics the smell. This is a dry beer with plenty of bittering hops. Fuller bodied with a lower carbonation. It's basically straight-up bitter.

Thanks to beergoot for this one, as part of his hits during NBS BIF #16. 16oz can (dated 9/23/22) poured into 14oz teku. Poured a fully murky and sludgy(9as is typical for the style) pineapple-orange color with 1/2 inch of white head that had low retention, but good lacing.

The aroma and taste were in lockstep; vaguely frooty, a bit musty, kind of stale (despite the freshness), and with no malt/grain character.

The body was the typical light-medium of the style, smooth, and had a medium-sweet finish. Drinkability was OK, but it was a one-and-done for me. Overall, an average murkster. a fan of the style will likely like it more than I did.

Dense, hazy body appearance, peach and orange colors; one-finger thick head, sudsy and lasting. Nice aroma blend of citrus and oats; earthy herbal backdrop. Fantastic flavor concoction; light grain and oat-like rustic notes; moderate presence of bitterness; citrus pith; an intriguing mix of light tropical fruit and yellow pitted fruits; moderate phenolic notes. Heavy body; smooth and velvety texture; soft.

A triple India pale that is better than the sum of its parts. This is a relatively smooth and well-blended TIPA, smooth and balanced and artfully taming the high ABV content where others just seem to burn. An easy-drinking TIPA? That might be a bit of a stretch, but definitely a pleasure to experience.

Pouring temperature: 58 °F; canning info: 09/23/2022