Bound By Time
Edmund's Oast Brewing Company

 

Look - straw, murky, small white head that didn't last, no lacing
Smell - spicy, citrus, strawberry, herbal
Taste - peppery, passion fruit, strawberry, bubble gum, herbal
Feel - medium body, well carbonated, spicy bitterness
Overall - Peppery spice in the smell and taste really comes thru strong. There's some citrusy flavors I was picking up like passion fruit and strawberry. I also taste bubble gum. Good spicy bitterness on the finish. If you do a beer rotation like me then this should be your last beer as it's a palate wrecker. The peppery spice just sticks to the taste buds. Pair this mutha with Time of the Season by the Zombies.

16 oz can (thx LJ) with a very recent canning date stamped on the bottom: this is less than a week old. It's fruity and somewhat juicy. It would seem juicier if the body was a bit fuller.

 

 

 

 

Picked up a single from the Blue Door Bottleshop in Hendersonville 2-9-23 for $5.00. Canned 1-2-23; consumed 4-6-23.

Beer poured a chilled gold with a very nice white head.

Nose is nice, notes of melon and citrus are present.

Taste is a light pale malt base in which fresh melon and orange flavor the beer. Finishes with a nice rind bitterness; 6/10 on my scale.

Mouthfeel is light bodied and very refreshing.

Overall a nice hybrid IPA. Another fine brew by the talented brew crew and Edmund's!

 

Drinking at Cru Wine in Florence SC.

 

 

Pop the top and a citrus nose explodes from the can. Unique looking pour--straw yellow typical of oat based brews. Not much head to speak of. Nice complexity with a citrusy orange-lemon bite. Has some sinus clearing effervescence. Looong, dry finish with an almost vegetal closing flavor. Solid.

From a 16oz can dated 8/9/22 into a pint glass. Bonus points for filling this can ALL the way to the top.

Pours a pale light golden yellow (not quite opaque, but trying to be) with about one finger of white head. Pretty crappy retention and lacing.

Smell is citrus-oranges. Disappointingly one-dimensional.

Taste is like the nose. Oranges, quite one dimensional. Maybe some ever-so-slight, nearly undetectable bitterness on the back end of the sip. Feel like I'm drinking weak orange juice.

Thin, soft mouthfeel. Low to medium carbonation. Very light bitter aftertaste.

Ratings say folks like this one. Found it disappointing. In a sea of NEIPAs, there's nothing standing out about this one.

Appearance: Pours a cloudy goldenstraw with a half inch head; good retention and splashy lacing

Smell: Papaya, pineapple and grapefruit tones

Taste: Papaya and pineapple forward with a growing tropical aspect; through the middle, the grapefruit arrives to bring a more West Coast aspect to the finish with a tingly bitterness

Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation

Overall: A nice, bright NE IPA with a nod to the west

 

**
07/15/22

Can to pint glass at Reillys, HH, SC.

Lk:
Hazy yellow. Decent white head. Poor retention.
Ar:
Citrus with a touch of floral.
Ta:
Orange, grass, wheat, tart finish.
FL:
Thinnish, ok carbonation. light body, but not reallt easy drinking.


Started off pretty good, but faded.

**

16oz can, tulip, canned 4/14/22.

The color is a cheery opaque gold and the head is white and slight.

Orange pith, mango, prickly pear, and that spike of alcohol you frequently get with hazy IPAs. The aroma isn’t especially complex or strong.

It’s kind of an orangeade or screwdriver vibe. Orange focused citrus with alcohol and moderate bitterness.

Thin body with medium carbonation.

First, this is a NE IPA. Second, it is average in every way.