87 Knots
Revision Brewing Company

16oz can poured at fridge temp into a teku glass and let warm a touch

Very orange body with a 1.5-finger bright white head. 4

Heavy citrus aroma, pithy as well. 3.5

Taste follows, I described it as pith and rind personified. 3.5

Mild haze and carbo with a soft and pillowy body. 4.25

Overall I've come to expect much more from Revision and this just missed the mark. 3.5

 

 

 

 

 

Can pour - murky yellow juice with quickly dissipating white head leaving scant lacing. Nose is mostly fruity and taste follows with a slight earthiness.

Here's a hazy boi from Summer 2022. Pic taken on the grill in the front yard, yeah bouy. This is some chicken gravy looking hazy ipa poured into a Stone Ruination pint glass. I've gotten more accustomed to that appearance, so sorry for the brutal appearance scores from when these first started taking off. But nonetheless, still going to score lower than pretty beers. Thin 1/6" off white head.

The aroma pops though. Revision is the most top tier dry hopper in all of Nevada and its not even close to me. Must be those economies of scale for only using 6 different hops (I keeeed). Sure, Mosaic does heavy lifting and gets the tropical going, but this was a worthy divied up contribution from the Motueka and Cashmere (I think). Gives more of that eucalyptus guava feel to it beyond Mosaic. And weed.

The taste is serviceable and hits the expected hazy ipa notes with these hops. Passion fruit, guava, weed, blackberries, papaya. Mild hazy flaked wheat and oat mouthfeel. They are usually better situated for a double ipa. Still good here, I was born 2 b a hick.

 

 

Can poured into a Revision Brewing Co Willi Beecher glass

A: Pours hazy golden amber with a frothy off white head that settles to a firm layer and leaves plenty of thick lacing.

S: Tropical and stone fruit, a touch of melon, citrus, slight herbal notes, a touch of pine, a hint of coconut, biscuity malt, and caramel sweetness.

T: Juicy citrus, big tangerine, plus a little lemon and lime, herbal slightly earthy notes, tropical and stone fruit, peach, apricot, melon, papaya, and passion fruit, pine, a bit of coconut, biscuity malt, and caramel sweetness

M: Medium body, moderate carbonation, slightly creamy

O: I was really excited to see these 2 come together for a collab, kinda like a Auburn reunion. I'm not normally crazy about Cashmere hops, but they bring some nice depth to the party. Solid!

 

 

16oz can from Hops & Bottles. Hazy, yellow golden, small creamy white head. Aroma starts with tropical fruit and melon, then shifts to citrus, noticably lime. Lime and citrus prominent in the taste, fruity throughout, some soft tropical notes in the background. I can detect the Moonraker influence in this brew.

cool collaboration with moonraker, hot ticket! its another hazy, go figure, but revision owns this space right now, and this really comes across as modern and new, distinct on the hops, and very well done. the hops hit like peach, melon, pineapple, and mango, all juicy and ripe, tropical and distinctive, and they taste as good as they smell, no drop off there at all, some tangerine in the mix too, and they start real early to my palate, some cryo hops suspected, nothing green or vegetal here either, despite the hop intensity, not oily or heavy feeling either from all the hops, even though its maybe a bit undercharged in terms of carbonation. there is a southern hemisphere fruitiness here too, white grape and papaya, as well as a little residual sugar hinting at a candy thing, orange and white lifesavers, lime candy too, cantaloupe, juicy sweet orange, really good, but not overwhelming, decent drinkability here. i love the tropical nature of this but the way it finishes pretty clean for a hazy, even with some starchiness in the body. these guys are on a serious roll, the hop profile on this is money!

From the appearance to the nose, palate, and mouthfeel, this one takes me back to the Revision of old; quality stuff. Fresh 16oz can poured into a pub nonic; darker gold body from a thick haze. Full of tropical fruit, grapefruit, mango, and some sweet hash oil, the body is refreshing and carries enough pop without being fatiguing with yeast character or alcohol presence. I think the abv is perfect. Notes of lime and sweet pineapple as well. Good stuff.