Hazification
Fisher Brewing Co.

this is fabulous, one of the best hazy types ive had in awhile, and my can was produced in july, so its holding up well as these go too, very impressive specimen, i guess i have not had enough beer from this guys, love the packaging too, really stands out. frosted yellow in the glass, high white head on it, not a murk bomb this is still pretty and has some brightness behind it, sunny colored, soft. the aroma is peppy, new, ripe cantaloupe and white peach, a hint of meyer lemon, a little almost confectionary sweetness to it as well, definitely low bitterness, light grassy freshness, some passion fruit, sweet orange, and orange popsicle, summery and nice, with a dry but appreciable wheaty type grain foundation, nice build on this, very captivating smells here. the flavor is a little more familiar, juicy sliced citrus, the expensive gummy worms, and canned pineapple juice, although its not sweet like i am making it sound. good grain balance, ever so slightly bitter but real light there, and frothed up feeling with the grain, maybe wheat and oats both, out of the way in flavor but key for mouthfeel, great carbonation too, a little weedy as it warms, skittles, white grape. excellent modern ipa that has been really well dry hopped, smart recipe and execution, one of, if not the very best beer ive had from these guys to date...

 

2023-04-12
16oz can served it a curvy Fremont glass. No date that I can see. Got it in a trade with @NorsemanOne.

Pours hazy orange-amber with a medium sized head on the pour, fades to a thick even skin. Tiny amount of active carbonation. Smell is tropical juice, fairly mild.

Taste is a mixture of tropical juice and citrus rind bitterness, with a surprising lean to the latter. Again, fairly mild.

Mouthfeel is light, almost thin. Overall...it's not bad, but doesn't really distinguish itself in any way.