Art History Major
Art History Brewing

16oz can
L: slightly hazed orange-amber body; frothy ivory head
S: citrus, tropical fruit, pine
T: grain, honey, pineapple, earthy pine, pithy citrus, slightly herbal
F: medium body, ample carbonation, moderate bitter finish with pine lingering
O: good

Silky texture. Hops, pine, and honey smell and taste. Sort of like a two hearted ale but lighter and sweeter.

Overall- great beer. I’d seek it out.

 

 

 

16 oz can into a pint glass. Pours a hazy marigold-orange color with a huge fluffy off-white head with staying and ring-laying power. Grapefruit, pine and tropical notes of pineapple on the nose. Well balanced orange citrus, earthy hops, and subdued doughy sweetness. Medium-light body and easy drinking without compromising on flavor.

 

Poured from a can into a pint glass. Pours orange yellow with a fluffy white head. Smells of grassy and citrus hops. Tastes of citrus and tropical fruit with slight grassiness. Beer is light bodied and easy drinking, good carbonation. Overall, a very good beer.

 

16oz can, dated 03.29.2023, poured into a 16oz tumbler glass. Enjoyed on 04.16.2023, reviewed from Tasting Journal.

The beer pours a hazy and cloudy orange color, turbid, amber hues, hazy with a foamy white head, great retention and lacing. The aroma is nice, earthy and herbal hop, citrus peel bitterness, bright pineapple, resinous pine, dough, mineral water, berry fruit. The flavors are good, white tea, tropical fruits, citrus juice, berry fruit, pine, grassy, dank and floral with a nice base of sweet dough. The mouthfeel is good, coating, medium body, smooth and creamy with a dry bite at the finish.

Verdict: A nice hazy IPA from Art History. Somewhat juicy, somewhat dry and bitter, nice earthiness, well balanced.

 

 

Phenomal NEIPA (they call it Northeast IPA), well balanced fruit and bitter notes, not overly hazy but still noticeable. Great foam. Like it a lot.

My first beer from Art History Brewing; courtesy of @fbarber. Canned on 9/15/2021. Poured into a Willi Becher glasss. It pours a hazy, honey-orange color with a large, fluffy, snow white cap and lots of soapy lacing with excellent retention. The smell is sweet with orange - tangerine and just a whiff of melon. I can also smell a crackery malt base. The taste opens with less sweetness than the nose would indicate. The Loral hops an provide herbal, earthy flavor that balances the citrus from the Citra and Mosaic. The flaked wheat adds the dry, cracker that I smelled. At the finish I'm tasting the tangerine and melon sweetness but they're subtle. The finish offers clean bitterness and just a hint of pine. This ale grows on me as I drink it slowly. The mouth feel is moderately creamy and viscous with appropriate carbonation, and it drinks easily at 6.6% ABV. Overall, this ale epitomizes the art of craft brewing. The use of the Loral hops, Golden Promise malt, and flaked wheat add something special to the tried and true bill of Citra and Mosaic.

 

Canned 9/15/21; drank 10/3/21 @ the Yarchives.

Opaque dark orange appearance.

A rough pour yielded a nice white head; a thick curtain of tree-rung lace.

Orange citrus, dry wheat & faint cane sugar notes in the nose.

Soft, medium mouthfeel.

Orange citrus & table sugar flavors up front; dry wheat notes on the finish.

Balanced and pretty good, overall.

 

This is a New England style IPA made with Citra and Loral hops. It's nice and light and smooth. Definitely getting a lot of the Citra hop here. Really easy to drink with lots of citrus and a bit of pine at the end. Not overly thick or juicy but really refreshing.