Turbo
Crooked Pecker Brewing Company

 

Uniformly hazy straw yellow with a tall off-white foam head that slowly settles leaving spongy lace on the glass.

Perfumey cannibic dankness with orange cream and eucalyptus pour out of the can and explode in the immediate vicinity.

The medium-light but silky body delivers spicy resin and herbal juiciness, like blood orange and papaya, again with notes of cream and a touch of shortbread biscuit malt after the paper dry finish. There's even a surfacing note of that Tree House bubblegum as I sit with it, however, with a peanutty sort of malt that differentiates it.

Turbo has a real nice bite to it, while truly bringing to mind authentic New England IPAs.

1 PINT can
Served in a stemless wine glass

This beer pours an orangish yellow hue and is turbid. It is topped with an inch of tan head that leaves spotty lacing.

The smell is citrus with some tropical notes in the background. Grapefruit and melon come to mind.

The taste follows the smell. I get tropical fruit closely followed by grapefruit.

Medium bodied with a creamy mouthfeel

This beer is solid. The flavor and aroma seem watered down. It tastes like what I would expect out of a national brand that is chasing the trend, e.g. Bells Official. They are new. I sense potential. I hope they get it dialed in. This is my first taste of a Crooked Pecker, so other beer from them may be better.