Lord Lupulin
Revision Brewing Company

Look: Hazy yellow in color with a bubbly white head.

Smell: Aroma is bursting with hops and tropical fruits. Pineapple, orange, lemon peel, grapefruit. There’s also a muskiness on the tail end of the nose that I think really buttons up the overall smell nicely.

Taste: Follows the nose here almost to a T. Some other fruits hovering in the background that I didn’t get on the nose, mainly mango.

Feel: Pretty light and this one is juicy and dank. I dig it and thought it was struck really nicely.

Overall: I’d pick this up, I thought it was really, really good. Complex flavor that’s on the lighter side and goes down easy. Fair price too.

 

Can from bier:Thirty. Pours out a very hazy milky orange yellow color, with a small silky head. Big tropical fruity Aroma, very full. Taste takes it down a notch, as it is on par with the rest of their beers, which is still a good thing. Finishes kind of light too. Has that nice juicy feel.

The good. Its fruity, it's hoppy, and it smells good.

The bad. Its one dimensional, doesn't have any depth or complexity. The mouth feel is more like juice than beer. No carbonation and no bite, just wetness.

Revision still made a good brew but it's very mediocre.

 

 

16oz canned 11/13, poured into a can-shaped nonic.

A: Medium-to-heavy hazed gold with a creamy off-white head.

S: Tropical, citrusy, and dank; mango, pine, pineapple, resin, diesel, white and green grape. Complex and hoppy.

T: Follows the nose with lots of tropical fruit, citrus and rindy pith, bitterness from resiny, dank pine; sweetness from some stone fruit character. Lot going on for a single NEIPA at 6.5%.

MF: Fluffy, bitter, and resiny.

O: With four hop profiles, this goes a lot of directions; tropical, citrus, dank. Pretty complex and tasty.

 

 

Pint can poured in to a nonic glass. Dated 11/14/19.

Look- Hazy, golden straw color, small bright white head that recedes fairly quickly to a thin ring of foam, and moderate lacing. moderate carbonation streaming as it sits.

Smell- Citrus (grapefruit, orange and lemon and lime), a bit of melon, green grape and pear, tropical fruit and gooseberry, light pine and light white pepper, bready malt and other spicy/grassy notes.

Taste- Citrus, peach, green grape. Light tropical fruit and melon, bready malt, light pine and almost no hop bite.

Feel- Medium bodied, somewhat crisp and fairly dry, pretty well balanced. Moderate carbonation on the tongue.

O- Another solid offering from Revision, I wish that I could have found a fresher can but even at it's age it's still nice.

Pours a cloudy straw with a white, rocky head.

Aroma is candied guava, mandarin, orange peel, pineapple, and mango.

Flavor is pineapple juice, hints of orange peel lite hint of pine. Tasty, but not complex. Bitter finish.

Mouthfeel is on the upper end of mid bodied, moderate carbonation. Alcohol is hardly noticeable.

Overall, probably my favorite beer that I've had from Revision. Pretty solid NEIPA, but not one that knocks my sock off. would buy a pint or two.

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on December 31, 2019. Brewed with Galaxy, Vic Secret, El Dorado and Citra hops. Thick haze with a medium to full body.