Juice Almighty
District Brewing

Enjoyed a 16 oz draft at Bob’s Burgers in Blaine Washington on 7-7-25 for $7.00 while dining in with Da Boss after a nice hike earlier.

Beer was served murky golden orange with a pretty good white head.

Nose had some notes of tropical and citrus hops.

Taste was nice, the pale malt base provided a canvass in which the hops gave me notes of orange, passion fruit, and mango. Finished with a balancing pith bitterness; 6/10 on my scale.

Mouthfeel was light bodied and smooth.

Overall, this was an easy drinker.

Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a hazy orange with gold tints and a fine, three finger white head with great retention and chunky lacing. Aroma of mixed fruit and citrus hops, passionfruit, orange, mixed tropical fruit and a touch of dankness. Flavor is pale malt, mixed fruit and citrus hops, lemon, over-ripe tropical fruit and a touch of dankness. Subdued bitterness in the finish with residual citrus rind. Medium bodied with light to moderate creaminess. I was pleased to find cans from a new-to-me brewery in a cooler at a pizza joint, but the selection was 2 hazies and a session lager, none of which I like to use to review a new brewery, but opted to try the most promising option. It seems to fit the typical hazy IPA profile with lots of fruit, in this case mostly tropical and citrus and light bitterness. A bit of alpha bitterness in the mid taste gave me hope, but the finish is light citrus bitterness. Flavor is somewhat subdued. but is juicy, as promised. Seems like a satisfactory example of the style with an attractive look and mouth feel; I'll seek out another from District that fits my taste preferences.

 

I am trying this beer off the tapper at the brewery as part of a four sample flight. It poured a hazy orangish with white head that left some lace. The scent had citrus and bittering hop notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with crisp semi sweet malt base with citrus, hints of pine and bold finish hop presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a great beer.

Pours a medium hazy amber with long-lasting foam in the Troubadour tulip. Mouthfeel is more creamy than usual with these murky IPAs. Still the same astringency. Quite aromatic with the usual overpowering orange. Very, very fruity taste. Aftertaste is a relentless mineral sensation followed by a woodsy bitterness. I can't say there is much to attract me to this stuff, but it seems well made, just a misguided waste of hops.

 

16oz can (dated 12/23/20) poured into 14oz teku. poured a muddy dark orange color with an inch of just off-white head that had good retention and lacing.

The aroma was fairly subdued; some frooty hops, and a bit of musty grain.

Similar on the tongue, with the addition of a slight metallic tinge.

The body was light medium, smooth, had good carb throughout, and a medium finish.

Drinkability was a bit rough, due to the mettalic component.

Overall, a slightly below average take on the style.