Code 3
Wooden Hill Brewing Company

 

 

 

16 oz can canned 6/28/23 into a nonic pint glass.
L: Pours clear radiant yellow gold with dense steady carbo bubbles, a 1" white head with excellent retention, and the head becomes frothy with thick plops of lacing. Head results are sensitive to how beer is poured.
S: Citrus, pineapple, citrus zest, citrus pith, lemon desert sweet bars, gently dank. Dankness builds over time with warming.
T: Fruits, light caramel malts, pine resin & zest, citrus, melon rind, background citrus pith, resin & zest are pronounced in the finish. Well blended and is not sharp.
F: Crisp then smooth, medium bodied mouth feel that is fairly juicy overall. Has a medium-length drying finish that is rather soft.
O: This is such a well balanced WCIPA and I enjoy its dry finish. Incredibly smooth mouth feel and fruity in acceptable levels. Get a 3 out of 10 on the Dank-O-Meter. It is outstanding in its style.

 

 

 

 

 

Poured in pint glass at Wooden Hill.
Straw yellow in color, slightly resinous smell with caramel notes. Taste starts fruity with bitter hop finish. Medium carbonation. Overall, solid IPA

 

I am drinking this from a crowler packaged 2 days ago.

L: bright gold permeated by streams of moderately fast rising bubbles under a 1" white cap with fair retention

S: smells spicy with some pine resin and citrus and a dash of light grain in the background

T: Fruit, citrus, tangerine and tropical fruit lead the flavors with an assertive bitterness emerging by mid-palate, finishing dry with the bitterness lingering

F: medium body, medium carbonation and mild alcohol warming

O: a flavorful, well balanced, easy to drink and very repeatable American IPA

Good taste. I’d like to see it more opaque than clear. However good taste and good IPA.

 

Pours a clear golden color. Smell of citrus and tropical fruit some pine resin. Taste follows nose with no hops jumping out at you a somewhat bitter finish coupled with malt. A average IPA.