Domestic Dinosaur DIPA
Dunloe Brewing

 

Pours a moderately hazy but not gravy level hazy dark yellow. White head 1/3". The aroma was a light amount of Mosaic and Cashmere, light herbal guava feels with a bit of orange. Lacked weed dank. The potential mintiness of Cashmere wasn't popping either, but not 100%. Like a4 on the 10pt scale.

Taste was decent, imparted hoppiness, but again, not a large nor miniscule amount. Light orange, passion fruit and guava sensation. Mouth feel seemed slightly lacking, possibly more carbonation, barley, less flaked oat/wheat stuff. Just had that not juicy, but lacking dry, crispness aspect. Did make 8% seem easy to drink, so it did do that well. Wasn't trubby, but approached a watery feeling. Its a good enough beer to be satisfied with the purchase, their prices seemed slightly better for dipas than your average California brewery.

This was that brewery near UC Davis that is more known for its over the top covid policy than its beer. Nice people, just weird to do the mask on/mask off thing every few seconds.

Can pour - opaque yellow/orange honey color with white head leaving minimal frosty lacing. Nose is big old citrus and taste follows with a definite cashmere and mosaic influence. Finish is soft with a bit of lemony citrus aftertaste. Well hidden abv.