Into The Void
Citizen 33 Brewery

solid beer here, really hazy and dense, modern, on tap at the new guidepost spot in idaho falls, a collaboration with all the locals out there in victor and driggs, possible brewed at citizen 33, very good mix of hops in this, intensely hoppy but not green or oversaturated, i was impressed with both the recipe and the execution, well done gang! starchy and real pale, heavy looking but also nice and frothy white headed from the tap, creamy even, not real grain color to it, looks pretty good if you like the murk bombs. the nose on this is good, juicy and interesting, white peach, wildflower honey, mango getting to ripeness, but its actually the flavor which is more pronounced, not often the case with the big dry hoppy hazy ones where the nose is less than the taste, but here we are, unexpected that way but enjoyable, almost surprising, hints of coconut, lychee, and sweet orange, a bit of earthy cereal grain but not objectively malty in the flavor considering the appearance and palate density this has. some bitterness, some minerality, but oddly quick for how bold it is overall, wheaty grain and some rawness there sets up melon and kiwi as it warms, some white florals, and overall this is somehow kind of soft even, really neat. there are some oils on the palate the extend it, but its on the dry side, and really i think the hopping here is killer, would love to know what varietals are in play. strong effort, cool collaboration, this would play anywhere, its not just idaho good...

Pour at Beer & Friends. Hazy yellow pour, silky white head. Fruity aroma, equal parts tropical and citrus. Taste is fruity, minor bitterness, plenty of zest