Nathaniel Pepperberry
Turning Point Beer

16oz can with no date. Opened 5-15-21.
2 finger stark white head with long staying power.
Opaque, pale golden body. Thick, clingy lacing.
Orange peel dominant with some juicy tropical notes and a touch of creamsicle as well.
Zesty orange, apricot/stone fruit with a creamy malt base.
Full body, smooth mouthfeel, with medium carbonation and soft bitterness...all correct feel.
Some heat in a medium length off-dry finish.
Very Good.

Many thanks to Thankin_Hank for sending this can!

A - Opaque light golden tan color with very dense, vibrant white lacing hanging out on top.

S - Juicy tropical fruit and citrus smacks the nose - yowza! Passion fruit and pineapple along with some peppery spiciness.

T - Juicy sweet grapefruit, pineapple, passion fruit, and citrus from start to finish. Ends balanced with a slight nod towards the more bitter, peppery spicy side. Nice lingering spicy citrus long after the sip.

M - The mouth gets coated with a dense layer of hops that turns the lining of the mouth to cotton.

O - This is a fantastic IPA from a brewery I've never heard of before until Hank sent me a box of Texas Hops. A recommended IPA right here.

From a 16 ounce undated can, looks like a lighter juice bomb mostly an orange, pineapple juice color. Had a good head. Smells like an orange, pineapple, peach, grapefruit juice bomb with a hint of sweetness. The taste is very nice for a lighter juice bomb. I like the Zappa hops with the Citra. It's different and there's something to be said about that in the world of IPA juice bombs. Smooth and without bitterness I liked it the first time I tried it from the tap. They call it an East Coast IPA and it's a little lower on the ABV scale so that's a plus. Overall I love it and could keep it my personal rotation. "Brewed in collaboration with those jackasses from Stonecloud Brewing."