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Offshoot Beer Co.

 

 

Had this at the source. Or not. Let's put it this way, I had it at the Bruery. Pours a hazy yellow, thin head 1/3", white, small bubbles. Aroma of citra, not super pungent, I guess with how dominant Mosaic is these days, its harder to make a dominant aroma one without that or Amarillo or Citra, but I digress.

Taste is good, the use of simcoe keeps the bitterness up on this one and a bitterness probably around 50ibu. There's some old school hops in there between Cascade and Centennial giving a pine effect on this one, kind of mixing up the west coast and NE ipa stuff here.

 

 

 

Poured 16oz can into snifter. It has a cloudy golden orange color with 2.5 finger white head. Fantastic retention and lacing. The aroma is sweet tangerine and juicy orange with some additional tropical fruit. A bit of sweet honey and light malt. Flavors of fresh squeezed tangerine, orange and tropical fruits like pineapple and mango with a bit malt sweetness on the finish. Medium juicy body that is sticky, but finishes slightly dry. This was superb.

Cloudy orange-yellow with three fingers of yellow-tinted head. Leaves modest, soapy lacing.

Faint orange, garlic and spicy herbs in the nose.

Syrupy sweet orange juice concentrate shows upon first sipping, but that quickly gives way to a peppery backend and a bitter, almost grassy aftertaste that dominates much of the pint.

Medium bodied with prickly, heavily carbonated feel.

Nothing wrong with this one, but doesn't stand out much with so many superb DIPAs out there. That I drank it right after the superior Terms may be influencing my opinion here.