A Boat With No Name
Von Ebert Brewing

Look: Crystal clear and golden in color with a silky-looking white head that finishes as a lid and leaves good lacing behind

Aroma: Strawberries, raspberries, table grapes, kiwi, Lemonhead candy, lychee, mandarins, light guava, and some pineapple

Taste: Opens up with a rush of grapes, lychee, and berries that hit hard and slowly unpack while they develop depth. Guava and Lemonheads mix in nest, along with sweet and juicy mandarins and go back and forth with the grape/berry combo, while pineapple peeks in and out through to the close

Mouthfeel: Light but full, clean, medium-high carbonation, and clean and slightly crisp in the finish with light but felt dryness

Overall: This is some good stuff. I hadn’t had a Cold IPA in a bit so spotted this new one for me and immediately grabbed it to review. It’s another tasty and well-made one that like most, has an awesome nose and also a clean, zippy, and lightly dry feel that makes them stand out compared to a standard IPA. Delicious and recommended

 

A pint at the Westside Taphouse in West Salem Oregon.
$7.00.
Pours a clear gold color. Small frothy head. Great lace
Piney hop aromas..with a touch of citrus. Nice.
Taste similar.. though the citrus aspect comes through at first. Then the pine
Good easy mouth feel. Well carbonated and cleansing.
Nice drinking beer

Pours a clear pale yellow with a finger of foamy head that dissipates to a thin ring with plenty of lacing. Faint aroma of pine and citrus. Taste follows nose. Nice piney tail.