Osprey's Next Catch (Season Seven)
Horus Aged Ales

Not a bad IPA even though it was 7 months old. Pretty good crisp body and clean hop profile. Well worth the 2 bucks I paid for the can. Buy you some WAH!

looked on beeradvocate to decide on buying this! to be honest I was extremely disappointed. this tasted like a lager to me disnt get a single hop forward taste. great notes of pineapple but so subtle I thought it was a mislabeled batch. i dont know how you could call this a triple dry hopped IPA. still hoping it was a fluke but will not buy again

 

 

 

 

Appearance: pale yellow opaque beer with white head.

Smell: light dank hops. Generally tropical & citrusy notes; nothing specific distinguishing itself from the aroma. Light and pleasant aroma.

Taste: Tangerines & pineapple sweetness up front. Light juicy / low bitterness with a hint of dank hops noted.

Mouthfeel: so crushable for a triple IPA. Light body with low yet adequate carbonation. Starts off creamy mouthfeel when cold, but gets watery as you drink it.

Overall: Second hoppy beer from Horus and very impressive hops. I like the house yeast flavor & drinkability of both hazy IPA’s from Horus. Noticed those trends in both hoppy brews from Horus. Though a slightly expensive can to buy it’s worth the price you pay for the quality.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is exceptional. Pours a nice cloudy opaque dark amber color. Mangoes and pineapple on the nose. Super smooth in the mouth. Velvety feel. One of the most drinkable NEIPAs I've had. Literally goes down like a juice. Love this one. Can't even describe it too in depth because I drank it so fast.

16oz can dated 3/13/19.

Pours milky gold with a dense head of white. Nice retention and lacing. Orange and mango in the nose with a hint of peach. Medium bodied with creamy, soft mouthfeel. Ripe tropicals on the palate with zero malt and a minimal bitterness. Orange, mango, and peach. Finishes dry with lingering juicy citrus.

Can: 3/15/19
Opened : 5/10/19

Classic New England Style appeance!
Milk shake consistency, gold/orange and white hazy highlights. Pure white, creamy foam cap, slow diss, Lacy leftovers.

The nose is pretty dope. Creamy tropical fruitiness in the dankass hops. Citra>Mosiac>Loral
Bright tones of sweet fruits and whipped cream.
Cherries, strawberry shortcake, honeydew melon, orange citrus and a peppery lemmon zest. Dang.

Smooth... smoothie style mouth feel. Light, airy, creamy, full, juicy, silky, snappy and fresh....etc. Its just feels good.

Not exactly sure what ingredient is responsible for this crazy yummy creamy feel and flavor..but this milky/creamsicle type flavor is neat. Perhaps the malty side has oats and or silky wheat? Or perhaps it's the hop combo or "Loral" hop? In any case, it's a major x-factor. Sweet fruits and cream, like strawberry and citrus cream pie. Snappy, light golden malt and grains provides a decent balance, with a bunch of excellent charecter.

Overall...it's a crazy flavor profile, the hops are all sweet fruity, no earthy bitterness, just juice. Light malt is effective. "Milk shake IPA" if you can dig it?

 

Orange juice like pour with a finger of white foam. Smells floral with peach, melon, nectarine, banana, and pomegranate. Taste was weirdly mild, with the hops and fruits seeming to cancel each other out, leaving you with mildly tropical, banana, and peachy fluff. Has a mint aftertaste on the finish of some sips, odd. Feel is great, well made dry hopped ipa, nice and fluffy. Least favorite of the series so far.

16 oz can poured into a Weizen glass.

Appearance
Hazed-out, cloudy golden-blonde. 1+ finger of creamy white head.

Nose
Peach, florals, candied citrus, passion fruit, and blueberry.

Taste
Peach rings, candied oranges & lemons, and passion fruit. Bright florals, blueberry, and a hint of pink grapefruit zest. Lightly dank with a candy sugar and dried biscuit backbone.

Mouthfeel
Medium-light bodied, crisp, and semi-dry with a medium-light bitterness.

Overall
Tropical and citrusy with a lighter body and a moderate bitterness.