Daydreams at Dusk
Timber Ales

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hazy yellow, ugly choppy head with ugly lacing to boot.

Piney fruity scents. fresh melon or even melon rind.

Real juicy, right off the bat. Sudden and big passion fruit, pineapple. super juice bomb. bit of a pucker to it. and some stickiness left on the tongue. and dank as heck. light carbonation welcomed. Took me some adjusting after the first sip. Once I got used to the it and as it warmed, it became more enjoyable. 8% ABV is quite hidden. Galaxy can be a tough hop, especially in this over the top form. Still worthy of a try, and bonus point for an awesome name.

Attractively robed pint can, cold, poured into a snifter in Salt Lake City, Utah. No date on the can. A spiff foam lingers for a photo, but that’s all. Got a mimosa look.,.
Nose is pineapple, floral and pine.
Taste comes in with the Galaxy dry hop matching the pineapple aroma. Think there’s some Nelson in there, too. Fully hazed, juicy, bitter bite late, lingers, citrus again, then a top lip sweet kiss.
Mouth is full, prickly carbonation.
Overall, a quite nice rendition of a hazy NEDIPA.

Look,,Murky golden yellow with a pronounced white fluffy head. A look I desire in this style.
Smell...Light hint of pineapple and dank hop citrus, and a lot of the flower hop
Taste...a fruit hop bitter not unlike others but tasty. A heavy pungent hop overload that is very enjoyable and balanced and never too sweet with a nice dry bitter.
Feel...a full and luxurious that is never watery yet the juice prevails. A medium to lower level of carbonation.
Overall...This is a beer that hits the bill and is still very well made. More beers to come from Timber Ales for me because with 12% around the corner I should be able to imbibe quite regularly. well done

16oz can. Poured out a cloudy, golden orange color with a small, off-white head of foam. It left sudsy sheets of lace on the glass. It smelled of grapefruit, orange, caramel and floral notes. Sweet tropical fruit taste with toasted caramel and a piney bitterness.

 

Totally hazy, yellow but not super bright, very little light gets through it, white head that looks decent and nice lacing on the glass. Smell is grapefruit rind, dank, wet pine, a little bubblegum. Taste is orange peel, melon husk, a little sweetness from the malt, the booze in the back along with a chalky aftertaste. Medium full bodied.