The Next Movement
E9 Brewing Co.

16oz can from Boise Coop. Medium golden, light haze, small foamy head. Aroma is fruity, lime, mildly tart. Taste starts sweet, caramel, citrus, lime and some stone fruit. Nice diversion from the haze craze

 

 

the amount of cans from these guys that keep dropping is insane, and i am totally hooked. again, i wish they would say which hops are in these on the label, but they have earned my trust, and i buy blindly now. frothy headed, more clear than many of the other recent ones, but not perfectly so, golden and bright looking still, bubbly and pretty. smells really fresh but also kind of different, i get fresh apple cider, tons of citrus, and what i perceive to be kind of a weird mix of hops, a little of that cat urine thing from mosaic evident, but the others are all over the place, even hard to nail down when i taste it. lemon and lime in the taste, almost soda-esque, ripe melon, more of a green apple than a red apple thing now, but both still seem present, curiously autumnal in this way, and also a little boozy which i dont recall in others of theirs, even the stronger ones, but i dont mind it showing up a little bit here. really sort of herbal and earthy beneath the citrus tones which are way out front, but its not from malt, but from hops, curious about what they used in here to get the herby low end notes, really nice and well rounded from a hop standpoint. as much west coast as east with some bitterness at the end too. a very solid ipa from these guys, they all have so much personality, and this a lovely double. hope to snag a few more from them this weekend!