Exchanging Pleasant Trees
Dimensional Brewing Company

 

 

Smelled and looks amazing. Flavor up front is nicely prickly from hops, but finishes sweet, muddled and a bit boozy. Mouthfeel is a tad astringent and a touch warm. Overall would be improved with more bitterness and less residual sweetness

 

nice double here, hazy but not too heavy, nice and fresh, and featuring a modern blend of hops and hop products, drinkable, no burn, no sign of the alcohol, and overall just delicious, very vermont to me, a compliment. love the name too. this looks light for a hazy, whitewashed and real pale, short but lasting, some lace, very nice carbonation also aiding it keeping this pretty easy drinking for a double. love the hops, nelson is obvious in aroma and flavor, lemongrass, ripe pear, and snappy green grape, but also an up front intensity which is cool, nothing vegetal, and real low on bitterness, clean citrus in here, a hint of coconut from the strata all fresh and tropical, and some weedy character, citra like salt on meat, enhancing the others nicely. the grain base is neat, i wonder if there is dextrose or something in here for a gravity spike, because the body is light, the flavor is clean, and im not getting the heft of oats and wheat and the usual hazy suspects, at least to the extent expected at this abv and hop intensity. its dry too, at least on the swallow, less oily and lingering than many of its peers, and i found this unique in an oftentimes samey space, also very well refined in a style that permits some slop, this is high quality, unsung, fully contemporary ipa, really enjoyable. i was pumped on all four beers i had from these guys recently, cool stuff happening at dimensional to be sure!