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Marlowe Artisanal Ales

16oz can with no freshness date.
2 finger off white head with very good retetnion and early lacing. White gold body and fully opaque.
Citrus and berries, a touch of onion/garlic and a yeasty funk.
Oranges, melons - underripe melons, berries, tropical notes --- a fruit salad.
Full body, round mouthfeel, low bitterness. Very chalky in the mid-length finish. "Feels" bigger than 5.4% and very much like any NEIPA would feel, smell, taste...impressive to pack it in at this ABV.
Good.

 

 

 

16oz can. No dating information found.
Hazy, pale gold colored body. Fluffy one finger head when poured and this has longevity. Leaves behind partial lacing walls.
Aroma is very aromatic. Smells of green melon, and hints of pineapple and peach. Cat piss-like.
Taste has a toasted malt base with lots of flavors from the hops. Flavors of green melon, grapefruit, pineapple, peach, and mint. Lingering aftertaste from the hops, and this adds some vegetal character.
More than medium mouthfeel. Very soft and pillow-like texture. Some hop burn at the back of the throat. Excellent carbonation.
Pale Ale that presents as an IPA, but at a lower ABV%. Welcoming mouthfeel, expansive hop nose and flavors. So soft that it does not have a bite.

 

 

 

Pours hazy gold color with a 2 finger thick foamy white head that faded very slowly and left good spotty lacing. It smells of biscuit, tangerine and an odd floral aroma like flowers that are starting to rot. Tastes of orange peel, tangerine, coriander, lemon zest, melon, floral hops, biscuit, wet cardboard and citrus fruit. Juicier than expected, but the citrus fades quickly and leaves a dry malty aftertaste.

From a 16 fl. oz. can with a smudged date that looks like 08/30/22. Sampled April 10, 2023.

Although the brewery does not define it as a hazy IPA, it is definitely a hazy, yellow color under a foamy, long-lasting head. Possible floaters.

The aroma is at first citrus characters but maybe since it is an older can. I pick up a tobacco character over those breaded malts.

The mouthfeel is medium and smooth.

The taste is sweet, citrusy, and with that previously mentioned pipe tobacco. It was decent but not extraordinary.

 

 

This one pours a moderately hazy golden yellow color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells like pithy grapefruit, lemon, biscuity malt, orange zest, and lime.

This has a really nice juicy hop character to it, while finishing dry and bitter in a nice way. There’s just a touch of malt character, but it props everything else up.

This is quite good – it’s hard to get a pale ale to feel so full flavored while also finishing light and easy, and this beer bridges that well. This is quite drinkable.

This is a really impressive little beer – it honestly reminds me a little bit of something that Hill Farmstead would do.

Pours a hazy golden color with a nice head and lacing
Aroma has tropical and citrus hints
The taste follows the nose with a balanced tropical and citrus flavor
A medium bodied well carbonated beer
A great Pale Ale

Citra and Mosaic version. Slightly dark appearance. smell is nice but lots of arm pit sweat. getting Orange hard candies, a bit chalky on the finish but a enjoyable offering from Marlowe. My first from them

My first Marlowe beer. Hazy gold pour with a bubbly, almost soapy white head. Rich nose of orange and peach. The mouthfeel is surprisingly full-bodied which lends itself to a soft, silky "down-the-hatch." Flavor is primarily melon, with a bit of peach and resin. Solid enough to seek out more Marlowe efforts.