Visual Fantasy - El Dorado, Nelson Sauvin, Strata
Farm by Beer Tree Brew Co.

Look...Murky brown with copper a white thick head with a few suspended pieces of yeast
Smell...light melon and apricot with some hop dank...pretty light
Taste...A sweet start but is quickly balance with bitter only to return to and underlying sweetness. with some alcohol burn
Feel...A grippy pulp that is def I think the saying is "sticky", absolutely sloggish. I made that up
Overall...This is aiiight if you like big sweet IPAs which I do not. Something to say about the suspended yeast packets and wonder the age or maybe not the best batch. Anyways this Aint my style

Hazy apricot/peach. Tropical hop aroma and flavor but more like candy Smarties sweetness in aroma and flavor; Boozy. OK balance but definitely leans sweet. Full to medium bodied with a sweet boozy finish.

Dark orange tannish hues, cloudy, moderate head and lacing. Smell is dank, piney resin, zesty citrus lemony notes. Taste is similar in flavors and how prevalent they are in relation to each other. Just a bit malty, Crisp, dry finish, boozy. Pretty good.

1 Pint can
Served in a tulip glass

This beer pours a dull, pale-yellow hue and is turbid. It is topped with half a glass of off-white head that leaves rings of lacing as I imbibe.

Sweet aroma with some citrus smells

Sweet upfront with a light citrus flavor. No bitterness whatsoever

Full bodied with a creamy mouthfeel

Solid TNEIPA

 

 

Pours a golden honey with two plus fingers of foamy head that slowly settles to a thin cap with plenty of lacing. Faint aroma of grapefruit and melon. Taste follows nose. Very enjoyable.

Very smooth triple. Excellent taste. Beer Tree never disappoints.

A: The beer is very hazy and somewhat cloudy whitish yellow in color. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that left a thin collar around the edge and lots of lacy rings of bubbles down the sides of the glass.
S: Moderate aromas of candy, melon and pear are present in the nose.
T: The taste follows the smell and has additional notes of stone fruit and white grape along with slight hints of alcohol in the finish.
M: It feels medium- to full-bodied and juicy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: You can definitely sense that this beer is strong given its full-bodied nature but it manages to do a good job hiding nearly of the alcohol from the taste.

Serving type: can

First beer for me from this brewery. 16 oz can. I do enjoy most all IPA's. This doesn't disappoint. Typical New England look and feel. Hides the abv well. Nothing bitter for me from start to finish. I'll buy more from these guys.

16oz can from I'm Tavour. Hazy yellow golden, towering rocky head, chunky lacing. Seemingly light fruity , citrusy aroma unfolds into a dank hop bomb packing plenty of heat. Zesty, bitter, strong. Some citrus, grapefruit try to sneak past the ABV. If you like DIPAs that will make your toes curl, this is for you