Super Connected
Tripping Animals Brewing

 

 

 

Pretty good "New England style" Imperial IPA. Pours a hazy yellow color with a medium sized foamy white head with good retention and lacing. Aroma and taste include lots of tropical fruit, especially pineapple and passion fruit. There isalso some white grape and grapefruit here too. Moderately bitter with some balancing maltiness. Mouthfeel is juicy, slightly sweet with some bitterness. The 10% .abv is well hidden!! A good strong IPA.

 

Just not loving this style triple ipa. I dont like that nugget nectar apricot darkie ipa.Its not awful its just not for me.Not one hint of the Nelson either.

16oz can dated 8/20/24.

Pours cloudy gold with an inch-plus head of white. Moderate retention and lacing. Fruit cocktail and fruity pebbles in the nose. Medium bodied with a soft, tacky mouthfeel. Big citrus on the palate with minimal malt or bitterness. Orange marmalade, sugar-dusted apricots, peach juice. Finishes juicy and a bit potent.

 

 

 

 

 

 

On tap, pours a hazy orange. Smell and taste are amazing, with tons of complex fruit and some dank. Not a bit of booziness. Pretty incredible ten-percenter.

This is a surprising find since I've never heard of either of these brewers and they are not from around here.

It pours a cloudy yellow with nice fizz and lacing. The aroma is a scary stench of hop stink and alcohol. Loads of alcohol. The taste is thick and boozy. There are obviously a lot of malts at work here, and they cooperate to put your digestive system in jeopardy with an alcoholic abundance. It has a heavy feel and big after affect of booziness.

Recommended. My old supplier of brews is back in business and getting some interesting brews. This one is maybe a little too huge so be careful.

 

 

Two months old. Can to wine glass.

Look: Pours a hazy and full orange with a foamy head that dissipates after a minute or so without leaving much lacing.

Smell: Sweet orange, ripe mango and peach.

Taste: Orange stone fruits are dominating here, particularly peach and apricot. Notes of overripe orange and tangerine. Mango. Pineapple. Very sweet, a bit zesty and minimally bitter.

Feel: Thick and juicy. Low carbonation. Slightly sticky. Smooth.

Overall: Very good TIPA that drinks like a sweet mixed fruit juice with a focus on peach and apricot. A bit too sweet for my taste. Quite smooth and drinkable despite its high ABV. Lovely beer.

 

Whooo-eee! This one's a keeper!

My two favorite varieties are Imperial Stout and IPA, and thanks to the explosion in popularity of IPA's over the last decade or so there are a ton out there to choose from. I got this from Tipsy's on the west side of Denver, and if they have any more I'll go back and grab whatever else they have in stock.

Poured from a pint can, this beer looks and smells like a glass of pulpy grapefruit juice. It's got this luscious yellow, almost orange hue and is totally cloudy - I can't even see the tip of my finger if I dip it in. Theres a bit of head, but not a lot. It isn't too carbonated, which is good.

The nose on this is all tart fruit. This is a triple IPA that wears all of those hops up front - this is not a subtle beer at all. It is for hop lovers though, and for people who love a good bitter, fruity beer.

Super Connected goes down smooth and is very drinkable. I'd never guess it was 10% ABV. One of my new favorite IPA's. The only bad thing is, I have a feeling that once this beer is gone, you may never see it again. Don't miss out.