Hangry
Revision Brewing Company

Bomber from Brewers Haven. Pale amber pour, one finger head. Aroma is a mix of orange peel and pine resin. Taste starts off sweet, leads to deep dank flavors, followed by big alcohol heat. Big hop bomb for sure, a nice break from the hazy craze.

22 oz bottle poured into a shaker.

Appearance
Blonde. Slight haze. Moderate carbonation. 1 finger of creamy white head.

Nose
Grapefruit, frostbite, mango, and pine. Big aroma.

Taste
Grapefruit juice and zest. Mango, zesty florals, and pine resin. Caramel and candy sugar. Slight toffee. Zest and resin lingers.

Mouthfeel
Medium-plus bodied, oily, bitter, and dry.

Overall
Classic West Coast flavor and for 12% it's hiding it pretty damn well.

First time trying a beer from this brewery (also first time trying a beer brewed in the state of Nevada). Was fairly impressed! Large bottle with date December 2018 - maybe a little too old despite being kept in cold conditions. Pours a nice yellow-orange, slightly hazy color with some great looking fluffy white head and nice smaller sheets of lingering lacing. Smells of some bitter fruity zest hops - grapefruit, lemon, orange, pineapple - as well as stronger malt, caramel, bread and some weaker floral hops at the end. Taste follows the nose. The sweeter malt presence was a little much and I suspect some of the hoppy bitterness and dankness may have faded with time. Still delicious, however. Smooth, slightly sticky, mild mouthfeel and good carbonation. The higher ABV was fairly well-hidden and balanced. A quality offering!

 

 

22oz bottled on 11-14-18. First taste was what an Imperial IPA should be, hoppy, piney, dank, and dry! Revision has created an exceptional example in Hangry! These guys have the IPA style nailed!

 

 

 

 

 

Nice golden color with the slightest bit of haze underneath a soapy light tan head that dissipates almost immediately. Dank citrus notes and some pine on the nose, those aromas translate nicely to the taste.

The dank notes are more pronounced than the pine, and there’s a nice crackery malt component that really balances this well. The fact that there is literally no alcohol presence in this 12% ABV beer is astounding and a credit to Revision, IMHO. Exceptionally well done.

 

 

 

Pours a clear orange/gold honey color with frothy white head leaving some bubbly lacing. Nose is a mild mix of sweet fruit and malt. Taste is that amplified. This is a deceivingly stealthy 3X IPA. This is what Revision does best. Mighty fine.

 

 

Pours as a clear golden yellow color with a white head on top. Some nice sticky lacing on the glass too. The smell is dank, subtle malt sweetness too but mostly all hops even on a slightly aged bottle. The taste reminded me a lot of Pliny is most ways, good malt backbone and a plethora of hoppy bitter notes in there as well. The feel is full bodied but not cloying or too sweet. Overall the beer was very good, it was kind of refreshing to have something this flavorful that wasn't a New England style. I would love to try this one on tap sometime in a place where it's a little fresher.