Sixfoot
Two Tides Brewing Company

 

Great balance of hops

 

citra forward haze here, easy drinking and well made, their flagship ipa, all of their hoppy beer in here is very good. blonde and cloudy but lighter than other hazy ones for sure, not so starchy and thick, nice and bubbly too so looks good and lively and even delicate for the style, nice glow. this is definitely citra driven, and although there are other hops in this, they are way back in both aroma and in flavor. bigtime zested lemon in the nose, lemon grass, lime leaf, fresh grass, the whole thing is very fresh, light melon in the mix, pineapple candy btu still dry, just that kind of pineapple, easy grain base, wheat i think, pils malt, maybe some unmalted wheat, simple in a good way, almost pale ale, not super intense to me, and without apparent bitterness. the flavor is right there too, citra in its best form, some oils to it, white tea, dried herbs, even a thyme note to me, lemon thyme, grapefruit zest, very low bitterness, a little weedy thing which works, just enough grain balance, dry cereal character there, nothing at all from the ferment but nice and dried out. upbeat and springy overall, very drinkable without too much hazy body, average carbonation. an exercise in simplicity and refinement in a style that is trending away from that, like the restrained abv too. very well done, all of the beer here is...

16oz can, no apparent freshness date
L: hazy and opaque yellow-orange body, frothy ivory colored head
S: tropical fruit & citrus
T: zesty and a bit tart with notes of passion fruit, guava, grapefruit pith, biscuity malt, background pineapple
F: medium body, ample carbonation, finishes tart and semi-bitter with a hint of pine and grapefruit lingering
O: good IPA with a good mix of hops

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This beer blew my mind. Was not expecting to get a beer like this in GA.
Cool spot in Savannah. Old duplex turned into a brewery.
Had this beer on tap and cans and it is great both ways.
Hazy thick yellow with nice little white head.
Smell is evergreen, dank, tropical.
Flavor is fruity citrus rind, with some dank ness, and a perfect hop Finish with dryness.
Carb level is perfect for the style.
Could drink a few of these which is rare for a hazy

Had Sixfoot poured from pint can, no date but purchased at Two Tides taproom on 01/05/2020, into nonic pint.

Pours hazy lemon-gold with 1-finger-plus, foamy cream-white head, with excellent retention, leaving splotchy lace scattered down the glass. Sweet juicy aroma off pour, which, after arrival of light malt aroma, clarifies into aromas of mild lemony citrus, a bit of dankness, tart stone fruit and pear as warms. On tasting, begins with moderate carbonation and mild citrus rind bite over substantial, mouth-filling pilsner malts, with orange citrus bite and as warms peach and pear continuing into a rather dry, crisp finish.

An excellent IPA in the neglected 5.5 to 6.9 mid-range category. Looks the part of a bright hazy NEIPA, but maltier and cleaner than typical, with a sharper yet not tart citrus rind bite and drying finish.

 

Nov 2019 on tap at brewery.

Nose: stone fruit and stinky cheese.
An exquisite delicious hazy ipa. Instantly one of the top beers brewers in GA. Like a saltine soaked in a glass of grapefruit with a three month old cheese rind- perfect mix of funk, cracker and citrus. Love the slightly peppery warning finish. Seek out!

 

 

 

7/21/2018