Northeast Kingdom
Local Motive Brewing Company

Had a couple of pints at 1720 Burger Bar recently. Pours a hazy orange/amber color. The white head was fairly small (the chilled pint glass probably had something to do with it). Plenty of lacing on the glass. Aroma and taste lean heavily to grapefruit. Pleasant aroma. Taste is even better. The bitterness level is very good!!! Mouthfeel is crisp, light and bitter. I enjoyed my two pints and would happily drink this one again!!!!

 

 

Received from @Dragginballs76 in NBS BIF #6 – Thanks Michael!
Crowler stored at 42 degrees and served at 42 degrees in a hand washed and dried Jester King snifter.
Aroma – Fruity.
Head – Large (Maximum 6.3 cm, aggressive pour), off white, low density froth, average retention, diminishing to a three mm ring and complete layer of varying thickness.
Lacing – Fair. Scattered islands of tiny to small bubbles but no rings or curtains. Second pour produces frothy partial rings connected by columns.
Body – Dirty medium orange, cloudy and opaque.
Flavor – Lightly fruity and juicy with a touch of hop bitterness. No malt, no alcohol, no diacetyl. Ends with a citrus juice aftertaste.
Palate – Light, watery, lively carbonation.

Impression: Easy drinking IPA – I can see pounding several of these before they pounded me.

Appearance 4, Aroma 4, Flavor 4, Palate 4, Overall 4.

Appearance - Pours murky orange color with thick soapy white head with lost of lacing around the glass.

Aroma - The initial aroma is weed. Tropical mango, and orange with a nice hop/pine aroma along with bitter grapefruit. The aroma is very pungent and dank.

Taste - The flavors lean more toward bitter grapefruit with light tropical mango and orange. The finish is pretty bitter but still juicy up front.

Feel - Medium bodied well carbonated with a slightly dry finish.

Overall - This is the best beer I have had fro these guys so far, nice balance between juicy and hoppy.