To Dream
Revision Brewing Company

 

 

 

16oz, Canned 10.5.23

Purchased from the dabc for $4

Poured at fridge temp into a fake Pretentious glass/vase

Pours a slightly dark mango orange with a 2F tan head. Persistent ring but hardly a residual cap. 4

Fermented fruit, dank, strong and slightly spicy tropical hops. 4

Exactly as advertised, candied orange and mango, akin to really good/fresh dried mango. Some green herbal hops too. 4.25

Light resinous body, moderate carbo. Some stickiness and cream. 4

Overall a delightful IPA I'll keep coming back to that hits a bit different than everything else. 4

 

 

Look: Hazy bright orange in the glass with an invigorated white head that builds and quickly puckers down to a lid, leaving good lacing coating the rim
Aroma: I could smell it on the pour. Pineapple, mandarins, nectarine, strawberry, mango, passionfruit, wafts of pine, and thimbleberries
Taste: A combination of mixed berries and tropical fruit starts it off and quickly builds in strength and depth. As that mix begins to fade, a wave of pine and malt sweetness comes into frame and holds as berries and tropical fruit rejoin the fold and lead to the close
Mouthfeel: Full, lightly slick, medium-high carbonation, and fairly light on the finish without the heaviness I expect to find in a hazy and even a hint of dryness
Overall: I dig it. As someone who isn’t a huge hazy IPA fan, I’ve always enjoyed what these folks do with them as they seem to avoid the two biggest knocks for me with the style – heavy mouthfeel and hop burn. This is another one that fits that mold and is a tasty blend of tropical fruit and berries for me. Well-made, delicious, and easy to drink – recommended

Pours a light orange with a little head that dissipates fast and some lacing. Smells like a nice, blended fruit juice with alcohol. Tastes very fruity, interesting flavor profile with the mango and candied orange, sugar, a little lime perhaps and some bittering herbal hops. Very sweet but balanced and super easy to drink. My wife would take a few sips of this and approve even though she generally doesn’t care for beer. A little thin for the style and heft but no biggie. A solid, tasty IPA that hopheads can appreciate, cheers!

 

 

 

 

16oz canned 10-16-20. Opened 12-4-20.
2" white head of dense foam, excellent retention.
Fully opaque, pale-gold color. Fully integrated pour, no sludge. Fresh, sticky lacing all the way down.
All the fruits, oranges, peach, mango, apricot...citrus/tropical/stone fruit all represented in the aroma.
Hint of heavy cream.
Zesty citrus, orange, and tangerine.
Medium + body, soft mouthfeel and low bitterness. Classic NEIPA feel and look. A flavorful, fun NEIPA.
Very Good.

Delicous 16oz canned in mid-October, poured into an IPA glass. Typical-Revision haze; fluffy, hazy, golden pineapple-juice appearance with a fluffy off-white head.

S & T: Nose and palate is consistent with most Revision hazies; that pineapple and tropical fruitiness is prominent, with plenty of mango, candied orange, tangerine stone fruit;

MF: Crisp, pillowy malt body carries the hops forward.

O: As a hoppy hazy, this brew is more soft and floral, rather than explosive, and it fits well with all of the juicy and fruity notes presented in the hops. A good hazy from Revision, which is no surprise.

Poured from a can -murky and turbid gold/yellow unfiltered citrus juice with white head leaving wispy frosty lacing. Nose is lots of fruit and floral aromas. Taste follows with a hint of bitterness on an almost dry finish. Tasty.