Nectar Of Gods
FrauGruber Brewing

 

 

 

Many thanks to Snowcrash000 for this IPA!!!

A - Hazy medium orange color with yeasty particles settled in the bottom of the glass.

S - Sweet malt with citrus and pine. Very balanced on the nose.

T - Sweet malt underneath with citrus, some red grapefruit, and pineapple, and pine.

M - Big medium body.

O - This beer could hold it's own on the American IPA market if it were distributed. Dig this beer.

Pours a slightly hazed yellow color with a thin white head. The smell of the beer gives off a really bright pungent dank lemon aroma. The taste has a nice sweetness upfront from the malt and a really good hop finish. The feel is smooth and creamy. Overall this is really impressive, shocked that this came out of Germany, I really like it.

 

De Craftbeer-shop. En copa Teku. Jugando a Captain Spirit. IPA de caracter vegetal con un agradable fondo dulce con notas citricas. ABV se nota en cierta quemazon pero sin molestar

 

Pours a hazy, pale golden coloration with a medium, frothy head. Smell is completely dominated by a sweet, slightly flowery orange note somewhat reminiscent of orange blossoms. Taste follows the nose, with strong, juicy, sweet and zesty citrus notes of grapefruit, orange and tangerine, with some light caramel malt and a mild booziness as well. Finishes with a light bitterness and hop burn, with some sweet and zesty citrus notes lingering in the aftertaste. Soft mouthfeel with a medium body and carbonation.

This is a total citrus bomb, but with a rather nice balance of juicy sweetness and zesty bitterness. A little boozy, but really not too bad, with a great, soft mouthfeel as well.

Yields a clear amber color with a froth, big white head.

Smells of a bright grassiness, a minor layer of tropical fruits and not much else going on. Drinking this directly after their IPA, this is suspiciously muted on the nose.

Has a fuller, soft mouthfeel, creamy textured with a slightly effervescent carbonation, soothing up the hop fist, punching down my throat.

Hops are recognizable from the very beginning, dry with a herbal touch among juicy oranges and bitter tangerine. Malts underline the hops till the finish, in which they get recognizable on their own, with a touch of toffee. During the finish hops and malts end up in a clash, due to the well working balance in this both are on par, exhibiting an intense dryness with cakey malts.

Tastes way more convincing than it smells, intense on the palate with a smooth finish, still defined by the hops with a strong malt backbone.