Tonal Range
Phase Three Brewing Company

 

Pours a bright yellow, little head with good lacing. Smell is pithy citrus and cat pee. Taste is smooth and citrusy, a little bitter harshness on the end. Nice medium mouthfeel, usually I like it more pillowy, but this fits better with the taste. Decent, and I'll drink the other 3, but not on my to do list for the future.

 

16 fl oz. can, date is smeared. This one is brewed with Mosaic, Citra, and Sabro hops, so it looks like this is a rotating hop IPA.

A: Pours a perfect juicy nectary looking body. Fresh fluffy white suds on top. Tons of spotty lacing. Looks excellent.
S: Smells hugely fresh. Tons of florals, mango, orange, citrus, zest, banana, papaya. What hasn't it got is more like it..
T: Taste follows = super juicy, fruity, nectary. Flavors of mango, peach, papaya, orange; very light malty breadiness on the backend gives the whole thing some balance. It literally tastes like a nice can of fruit juice with a hint of alcohol.
F: Super smooth & crushable. Low carb, but it works well here. Not harsh or acidic. Super easy-drinking stuff, especially for the modest 7.5% abv.

Overall, more solid beer from Phase Three, would love to try this one with different hops thrown in.

Phase Three Brewing Tonal Range -----4.25/5

 

 

 

 

 

 

I liked this one because it was not overly hopped the way many beers are now. In fact, it was a bit understated but that was good with me. It had a nice floral aroma and was super drinkable. Very Nice.

 

 

 

 

 

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on August 28, 2020.

Opaque saturated orange, sea foam lacing, a finger of foam that fades to a broken skim. Looks and smells like orange juice. Citrusy aroma, orange, tangerine, pungent hop greenery.

Papaya, citrus, bubblegum, mild bitterness and astringency. Creamy supple nectar-like texture. Medium bodied with smooth carbonation. Fairly balanced and not especially sweet. Overall it’s pretty good.

Thanks to Thomas for this one!