Murk Juice
Sixth Sense Brewing

Draft at brewery. Hazy orange golden, wispy head. Light citrusy aroma. Taste is light juice, citrus. Despite the light feel,bits actually kind of heavy, full.

I am trying this beer off the tapper at The Daily Growler in Powell, Ohio as part of a six sample flight. It poured a hazy golden with white head that is leaving some lace. The scent had bright slight bitter smelling apricot. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with apricot and peach presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a great beer.

 

 

 

 

 

Piney, medium thickness, easy drinking. This offering really hits the mark.

 

 

 

 

There's really no corner of the craft beer community that the haze craze hasn't reached. Finding favor with the Sixth Sense brewery puts a foggy haze over the brewery; one that with have their fans drooling with every sip.

Murk Juice pours with a milky, cloudy haze, looking the part of white grapefruit juice to a tee. Its creamy lather emits a tangy, fruity and bright scent that teases the nose with a citrusy, spicy and herbal bouquet. Lightly candied, a hint of powdered sugar hits the tongue with a quick followup of pulled candy and angel food cake.

The middle palate offers a less sweet taste and a bolder hop display. Lemon, white grape, gooseberry and lime bright a brightness to the tastebuds that keep the taste light and succulent. Slightly tangy, the under ripened berry taste gives way to an apricot character before the late palate delivers a smooth and moderate bitterness with grassy tea flavors, verbena, sassafras and eucalyptus.

Medium bodied throughout, the beer's creamy textures keep a juicy flavor although the medium intensity of bitterness and the playful astringency of herb and hop, along with gin-like alcohol all have the ale trending malty dry, drinkable and highly refreshing with a medium length aftertaste of green tea, grapefruit and chive.