Hampshire County Witchcult
Four Phantoms Brewing Company

Poured from a pint can into IPA style glass. Two fingered white head with excellent lacing. The body of the beer is golden in color, semi-opaque. Great aroma, with oranges, melon and strawberry notes. First sip has a citrusy tang followed by the hops bite. The 7% abv is well camouflaged, with a smooth mouthfeel at the finish.

From the can, it pours a hazy yellow amber with a modest head that soon reduces to a thin layer, but leaves a bit of lacing as you enjoy the beer. In the nose, it is slightly citrus. In the mouth, it is pleasantly citrus with a nice malt base.

This is probably a fairly recent can, but they should have a date code. Dusky straw color with quickly disappearing head. A bit of melon in the smell, but one could expect better. Taste is a little bitter, not much hop complexity or other tastiness. Feel is a bit flat and oily. Overall, this is OK but I won't buy it again (if they had a date code, that would be an excuse).

Pours a hazy yellow color with a large bubbled, coarse head that fades quickly. Aroma is pretty mild, nondescript. Slightly tart tasting with a prickly, effervescent carbonation. Pleasant hop flavor dominates the taste - more piney, lemony than tropical. Overall a pretty enjoyable beer.

Pours a large fizzy airy head with good retention, foamy lacing, sight hazy light pale color

Nose bright lemony citrusy lemongrass floral hops, little young tangerine, white grape must, a bit of tropical fruit, light malt

Taste mild sweet malt, big citrus ends some tropical fruit, lemony, lemongrass, green tangerine, mild generic tropical and grapefruit, white grape skin, medium bitterness, drier finish with bigger bitterness and lemongrass

Mouth is med bod but feels a touch thin, higher fizzy carb, no alcohol

Overall pretty good for American ipa, light base malt but nice hop profile, a little on the lighter side malt wise but enough to support