Mustaches and Man Buns
Missing Mountain Brewing Company

Just the slightest of peachy off white colored froth which gives way to a crescent lopsided lacing... Color is a vibrant slightly hazed orangish gold... Tons of fresh mango lead the nose... Slightly beneath the surface are notes of vanilla and biscuit... Palate is entirely as expected and as the nose would lead you to believe... There is also a slightly earthy and dank character that permeates throughout... Feel is on the fuller side of medium some a touch of brisk carbonation... A slightly chalky finish was noted... Very nice refreshing, tasty and rather enjoyable brew all the way around...

I got a can of this beer off the single shelf from my local beer store located just around the corner. It poured a hazy golden with thin white head that is leaving a spotty lace. The scent had tangerine and tropical fruit notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with bright sweet malt base with mango and pineapple presence. The mouthfeel was medium in body and had good carbonation. Overall it is a solid beer.

Look - thick milky yellow with nice white head and rimming and lacing
Smell -citrus tropical
Taste -very tropical citrus oat backbone
Feel -medium body creamy light carb
Overall - really great NE

 

 

 

 

I've always had great man buns, but never a mustache. What's that got to do with a New England IPA? Oh, wait. They mean a hair bun, no, I don't wear one of those, though the hair is sometimes almost long enough. It's still got nothing to do with IPA's, right?

This thing pours murky yellow with a little fizz. The skunkiness that goes with this style is there, but tolerable. The taste is right where these usually are plus a little maltier. I like that they put all the hops to good use by balancing the malts against it. Dangerously easy drinking.

Recommended. It is a bit overpriced.

 

 

 

Opaque corn milk yellow with a creamy bubbly white head settling to a bubbly uneven collar clinging in curtains.

Sweet orange, pineapple and peach have a light peppery accent in this juicy, smooth and frothy beer. A semi-dry, light sting pops in the medium-full body that is very Tree House like and very lightly bitter.