Silent Skylines
Timber Ales

Cloudy light orange color with decent dense off white head and some bits of lacing.
The aroma is interesting - citrus, tropical fruit, apricot and pine. The taste is grapefruit, tangerine lemon, mango,passion fruit, apricot and honeydew melon, slightly sweet and very juicy. The finish is dry with citrus zest and pine resin, mild bitterness, very nice balance.
The body is medium, good carbonation level, smooth and very drinkable.
Altogether, this is a very tasty and refreshing IPA, should go well with most food, especially salads and lighter fare, but also a decent general purpose summer cooler, very well done.

Looks light yellow and opaque with white and tan yeast suspended and rising with the effervescence of the light carbonation. Smells light with hints of citrus, mainly grapefruit. Tastes smooth, sweet, and less bitter. There is a dryness to the feel then finishes with a light and smooth grapefruit bitterness. Overall, delicious and refreshing and easy.

 

16oz can. Poured out a slightly cloudy, golden orange color with a small, fluffy head of foam. It left stocky lace. It smelled of orange, grapefruit and caramel. Nice fruity taste with toasted caramel and a piney bitterness.

There’s a fog rolling into town and with it comes a plethora of fruit and fauna. Timber Ales forecasts that the skyline will only be compromised about a half hour, or until the session finishes.

Pale, turbid and pastel gold upon its pour, Silent Skylines is anything but deaf on the senses as a rolling dense foam releases an eye-opening perfume of citrus, tropical fruit, stone fruit, herb and pine. Hefty sweetness is woven together with cereal, shortcake, agave sweetness and honeysuckle early in taste.

As the flavors roll along the middle palate, the sweetness slowly drifts and the hops race in with Citra and Galaxy hops for that classic citrus flavor of white grapefruit, mandarin orange and a pep of lemon before a more tropical taste of passionfruit, mango and kiwi add a more tropical zing, following closely with impression of nectarine and apricot from stone fruit influences. All wrapped in a juiciness of honeydew, white grape and green tea and this round of haze is nearly complete.

Trending smoothly bitter with fresh spruce, tea leaf, verbena and sassafras, the late taste shifts to an even-keel balance of bitter sweetness along with a malty-dry backbone that extends in an herbal, hemp-like taste and a medium-long botanical bitterness.