$Texas
Turning Point Beer

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L-Hazy cloudy body with a slightly bubbly head.
S-Malty, mandarin orange, pineapple, floral notes. Earthy green notes.
T-Follows the nose, sweet malty mandarin orange, pineapple, floral notes. Earthy green notes.
F-Medium bodied, slight carbonation.
O-Really solid double IPA.

 

 

 

 

Had $Texas at the Turning Point taproom, Bedford, Texas, on draft into stemless wine glass.

Pours bright orange-juice gold, with 1-finger off-white head, with good retention, leaving nice rings of lace down the glass. Sharp citrus and malt aromas off pour, turning sweeter and juicier as warms. Begins smooth and creamy, then sharp biting citrus, over dry malt, which together carry into a crisp, moderately bitter finish.

Excellent crisp, malty almost NEIPA bodes well for the future of beer in the heart of Texas.

 

16oz can from Tavour. Orange pour, thin skin of head. Aroma is tropical and stone fruit. Sweet, fruity taste, dry, more tropical and stone fruit flavors. No sign of the ABV. Smooth, light, lingering bitterness

 

 

Cloudy/hazy bright yellow with a finger of cream foam. Aromas of grapefruit, lime, lemon and piney peach. Taste adds subtle passion fruit and pineapple, but otherwise as it smells, hops are more floral than piney, but has both aspects. Bright matrix for all of these fruits, hops cut in decently near the finish, very drinkable. All around good dipa

 

GREAT hop combination gibe this ipa hop flavor all thru the drink

A high ABV Hazy IPA. More hops than citrus. Effervescent aftertaste but still pleasant. I will be drinking this one again.