Owyhee
Revision Brewing Company

 

 

 

Illegible canning date

Pours a mango juice yellow/orange with a 1F sandy head

Subtle tropical head with some floral hops, gave off a bit of dank pine

Slightly bitter hops, rounded out with some nice tropical fruit, big bread and maltiness follows

Solid medium filling body

Not my favorite from Revision surprisingly, I'm usually not disappointed by their beers, but this one felt subpar for how good I feel like they normally are. Certainly surprised by how highly it's rated.

 

 

Canned date 02/03/21

Appearance - Pours murky and orange in color with a white, near finger width head. Fair retention before dying to a thin, broken layer of suds across the top.

Smell - Aroma hits on pineapple, orange and grapefruit. A bit of fresh leaf as well.

Taste - Follows the nose. Hits on notes of orange, pineapple and lesser white grapefruit upfront before a touch of mango mid-taste. Light, bready malt backbone. Finish lingers with a hint of pith bitterness.

Mouthfeel - Medium-bodied with fair carbonation. Slick, easy drinker before a semi-dry finish.

Overall - Tasty, easy drinking hazy. Falls in line with a lot of the Revision hazy drops though,

 

16oz canned early February, poured into a nonic.

A: Pure golden haze; mostly opaque with a finger of fluffy head that laces ok.

S: Bright tropical fruit and citrus, coconut, dank, tangerine, mango, sweetness, zingy. Really nice.

T: Follows the nose well, with pithy orange juice and mango juice, mild pineapple, some blueberry and dank greenness, with a nice present bitterness and some malt sweetness.

MF: Fluffy, creamy, light body.

O: Definitely nice tropical fruit character in this one. One of the better Revision offerings I would say.

A- really nice bright orange with billowing carbonation
S - bright and sunny like the influence from the Lahaina brewery they collaborated with
T-juicy, above avg sweet, below avg bitter
M-Medium body, above avg carbonation
O-really good but a bit short of other Revision hazy's.

citra mosaic and simcoe again teaming up, i feel like i have tasted this beer a million times before, and while i like it, its so samey, which is not common with these guys, a little bit annoyingly familiar, but its hard to argue the quality, which is pretty much always the case with these guys, just real well done. very hazy, thick and a bit dull toned from the tap, but plenty lively in terms of head, lace, and carbonation, all of which pop. it smells and taste like more citra and mosaic than simcoe, meyer lemon and canned pineapple and a hint of coconut candy, maybe a flash of tangerine too, its nice, with some grapefruit bitterness and a hint of danky pine only coming in late, and as it warms. its fuller bodied, but i cant really taste much grain here, more hop oils than residual malt character in the later stages, relatively clean ferment which helps with drinkablility, but still some hop linger here on the swallow. its tasty beer, no denying, but i have come to expect something a little bit original when i have revision beers too, and this really doesnt deliver that. i had higher hopes for the hops, especially with the unique collaboration...

 

 

 

16 oz can from Long's.What can you say about hazies without sounding repetitive? Hazy, pale. Fruity, citrus peel aroma.taste brings in some light tropical notes to the bitter citrus flavors. Juicy for sure.

Wow this was most excellent. Will have to see out more beers from both Revision and Kohola. Pours a fantastic looking yellow-orange hazy juicy color with some white head and glorious rings of lingering lacing that lasted throughout. Really great appearance. Smells of sweet ripe fruit - papaya, mango, pineapple, grapefruit, lemon, passionfruit, guava. Also malt, more faint floral hops, vanilla. Taste follows the nose, well balanced, juicy, a little dank, just would have liked a little more forward hops. Malt was a little stronger - maybe from aging? Juicy, sticky, fairly soft, smooth mouthfeel and good carbonation. A very enjoyable one!

 

This is a beach sipper. That's for sure. Hazy and yellow like a Dole pineapple. Nose of pineapple, lime, kiwifruit, grapefruit rind and pine. Banana! Light malts. A very hazy affair. The bitterness has a lasting zing that I like. Mouthfeel is punchy. This Is a fun ale!