Creative Alternatives
Revision Brewing Company

 

Can pour - murky dark yellow with short white head leaving frosty lacing. Nose is tropical and citrusy. Taste follows with some cereal and hints of resin and earthy hops. Mild bitterness lingers on a dryish finish.

 

Poured from a tall can into a large tulip. Love the color. Looks yellow-ochre ish. Two finger head quickly receded. Smells fruity with apricot and citrus. Definitely passion fruit in there. This smells like a nicely done IPA. A bit of tartness on the front of the mouth with minimal bitterness behind. This does NOT taste like 8.2%! I’ve had DIPAs that blow out your tastebuds right away. This is smooth. Mouthfeel is medium bodied. How is this not heavier? Perfection. This is hands down the best DIPA I’ve had. If I can find it again I will stock up!

 

this is among the best of their stronger ones i have had so far, just fresh and bright and although familiar because of the mosaic, just better than most of its peers. its light for its strength, not as milky and starchy and thick as a lot of theirs, very much on the dry side, clean on the ferment, and effervescent on the carbonation, freakishly drinkable with no trace of its alcohol strength at all either. the beer is pale and frosted looking, but light in complexion and in body, with a lathery inch plus of white lasting head. it smells and tastes like white grape juice, fresh pineapple, honeydew melon, and green gooseberry, with just a subtle hint of yeast character and a pale cereal grain base that is more raw than kilned, toasted, or boiled to me, which i think allows the hops to pop a little extra in this, whether it has some unmalted grain in it or now. some lightly only character on the swallow, but a very clean finish, nothing green or harsh at all, maybe cryo hops in in the mix, the intensity would suggest it. so much flavor and so well refined, maybe the hops are more of a known entity here, but the beer is amazing. if you think the revision stuff is starting to fall off a bit, hit this one up and think again!

Can poured into a Revision Brewing Co pint glass

A: Pours hazy golden amber with a frothy off white head that settles to a firm layer and laces beautifully.

S: Citrus, light tropical fruit, resinous pine, biscuity malt, and a touch of caramel sweetness.

T: Citrus, lemon, lime, grapefruit, and tangerine, some resinous pine, tropical and stone fruit, passion fruit, pineapple, apricot, peach, and a hint of under ripe strawberry, biscuity malt, and a little caramel sweetness.

M: Medium body, moderate carbonation.

O: Probably more of a Double IPA with some haze than a NE Style Double IPA. It's got some nice bitterness to keep it bright and crushable. That said, it doesn't really have a wow factor. Solid, but falls a little short of what I'm used to Revision cranking out.

16oz canned late February poured into a nonic; sits in the glass with that glowing, hazy gold color that is so familiar and inviting. Fairly strong tropical and dank notes with blueberry and pine and floral orange; mild grapefruit and coconut; creamy body carries low hop bitterness forward, making this one supremely drinkable. Enjoyable and familiar Revision NEIPA.

 

16oz can from Hops & Bottles. Milky yellow pour, small ring of white head. Light grapefruit aroma, other trace amounts of citrus. Taste follows the aroma's lead, soft grapefruit notes, juicy, light citrus zest. Full bodies, but doesn't linger on the palate for too long. Tasty