Juiced To the Nines
Revision Brewing Company

Pours a hazy light orange with fine head.

Smell is fruity and juicy with notes of pine, grapefruit, peach and melon.

Taste is fruity, juicy and dank with a moderate bitterness. Notes of melon, citrus, peach, grass and lemongrass with a hint of juniper.

Mouthfeel is medium, sticky and well carbonated.

Overall, a very nice, balanced DIPA.

 

 

16oz can from Boise Co-op. Hazy orange golden, fizzy head. Citrusy aroma with bready malts. Taste is zesty citrus, tangy, orange peel. Dull bitterness lingers.

Hey right on, someone else added this beer and reviewed it first.

Anyhoo, on the heels of yet another Lead Dog hot potato sale, these are now under the Revision umbrella. Its basically that flagship beer from Lead Dog but amped up into a double hazy ipa.

Pours a hazy yellowy color on the brightside. 1/3" white head. The aroma ticks almost all Citra. I believe there is Simcoe and something else, but my recollection (of yesterday) was that this was almost all Citra nose candy.

So again in the taste, its all Citra. Just lots of orange here, probably a feel for more grapefruit than tangerine. The Simcoe pushes this hazy ipa into a nice more bitter zone without being excessive. Mosaic hops? I dunno man, they seem absent. Just got no Mosaic weed or berry influence at all. Reminds me of that Lead Dog oranges are orange beer because its just all orange like flavor. But its a good one at that, even if dangerously into one trick pony land, that pony is pretty good at said trick.

16oz can boasting of the collaboration with Lead Dog, cool idea and not sure I've had anything from Lead Dog so thumbs up here. Standard-fare yellow-ish haze on the pour, white head lacing. The hop bill sounds simple and it probably is, however this one has a fairly unique earthy and piney component to balance the Citra-juiciness. Malty body bleeds into the sweet orange/citrus fruit, no booze detected. Recommended, nice little double IPA.