Double Marbles - Mango
More Brewing Co.

16oz can. Poured out a very thick, cloudy orange color with a small, white head of foam. It left sudsy residue on the glass. It smelled of mango, orange, vanilla and caramel. Sweet fruity taste with lots of mango, caramel and creaminess.

(review from 10-11-25) No can date but EEE-YOW! Would you like a little beer with that vanilla-infused mango juice?!? Just taste (& SEE) them mangoes!!!!

 

this is absolutely insane beer, to the extent its even beer at all, calling it ipa, of any persuasion, is over the top generous and a bit absurd, not that these guys need to deploy tired sales tactics to sell beer, they certainly seem to already be the cool kids, but hops are not really part of this experience for me, and if they are, they are so tertiary that its hardly consequential, but none of this is a critique, i thought this was delicious and frankly unlike anything ive had before, even other thick milkshake or slushy type beers dont come close. i mean, one could basically just have really good ripe fresh mango juice and it would essentially be the same thing. this is orange and thick as they come, no head, fine puree type pulp on the edges of the glass with each sip, not beer-like at all, and pretty colored but kind of yucky as a beer too, not as sedimented as many, still bright to look at, but this is juice straight up. aroma of fresh mango and a ton of it, natural and bold, which is of course appealing, some vanilla with it, pineapple and orange or tangerine too, sweet but also a little tangy from the fruit, subtle hops if you look for them, and almost no malt at all, it cant push through all this fruit, so its not really beery at all. the flavor is similar, boatloads of juicy ripe mango juice, and its yummy, im not saying it isnt. grain and hops are way back if appreciable at all, the mango totally overloads the palate, milk sugar and vanilla appear tastefully dosed believe it or not, in a beer of absurdity, i dont hate the levels those are at, much to my own surprise. its so much fruit its almost more mango than mango, and i swear i get some almost spice nuance in there, cinnamon or something warmer, but this is also cool, like quenching for how thick it is, definite smoothie vibes, no ipa vibes, but smoothie for sure. its hard not to like this, but its also hard to evaluate it as a beer, which challenges convention i suppose. one of the more unique beers in this space ive had, unapologetically dense, but also undeniably tasty. a little feels like a lot, this seems like its for a younger generation than me, have i ibecome a crusty old beer guy now?

Mango succulence meets hop bitterness is a milkshake styled imperial hazy IPA. More is surely living up to their name in this beer.

Laced with milk sugars and vanilla, Mango Double Marbles pours like orange fruit smoothie. Thick, visually dense and creamy at the onset, the beer's patient from teases the nose with mango and cream with only subtle hints of herb and citrus. Smooth, creamy and sweet, early flavor impressions are of pastry tarte, heavy cream and mango puree while supporting flavors of orange, grapefruit and passionfruit add hoppy support. A slim bitterness shows up late for a slight semblance of balance to finish.

Full bodied, plump and plush on the palate, the session might as well be a smoothie sour ale with a hint of bitterness in teh end.