Every Day Haze
Ithaca Beer Company

A: hazy; deep gold in color; 1 finger finely pored ivory head that receded to a wispy cap; nice lacing;

S: nicely aromatic - I could smell it while I was pouring it; pineapple , orange, and grapefruit;

T: follows the nose up front; from the middle through the finish, it's canned grapefruit juice; mild to moderate bitterness at the end;

M: medium bodied; moderate carbonation; moderately dry finish;

O: nice - not necessarily memorable;

 

 

 

Poured from a 12 oz. can. Has a hazy orange color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of citrus, tropical fruits. Taste is oranges, some light pineapple, juicy, mild bitterness. Feels medium/full bodied in the mouth and overall is a pretty good beer.

 

Draft pour into a pint glass.
L: Hazy orange gold with a fizzy white head
S: fruity
T: fruit cocktail
F: medium body, crisp, creamy
O: good not great

 

A: hazy gold with a moderately lived white head that leaves beautiful lacing on the glass.
S: citrus and orange. Mild bitterness/hoppiness
T: balanced towards a citrusy, pithy, bitterness but with nice sweet fruity undertones.
M: medium bodied, not particularly effervescent.
O: a fairly easy drinking bitter hazy ipa, definitely means more east coast than west coast.

 

Sixteen ounce four pack copped from ShopRite in Parsippany. Pours a golden, amber hue with moderate frothing. Assertive aroma replete with nuances of field greens and pineapple. Not bad.

Pours a hazy gold. Thick foam. Hoppy aroma. Big hop bitterness upfront. Mellows to a tropical citrus with a sweet malt finish. A good mix of flavors. Worth a try.

I tried this beer off the tapper at Ithaca Beer Co's Cornell location as part of a four sample flight. It poured a hazy orangish with white head that is leaving some lace. The scent had subtle citrus fruit notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with crisp light malt base and tropical citrus fruit presence. The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a great beer.

 

A: pours a hazy, golden yellow body with a white head with nice retention and lacing.
S: sweet, dank citrus notes with earthy notes
M: dank grapefruit notes with an earthy finish
O: nice mouthfeel and taste combo; solid overall

 

 

It's a light orange-amber hazy brew, opaque enough, but there's a troublesome fluffy white head, without any glass lacing. This is now known because a pint can has been emptied into a clear glass liter mug. Overall, starched beers tend to be underlyingly bland. Almost devoid of any aroma sums up the smell category. The taste is OK, as there actually is a little hop and malt flavor here. Unfortunately, it's only slightly more than you can get from an adjunct brew. That may be unfair, as the hops are a bit more bitter and pronounced. There is modest glass lacing, but everything about this is modest. The mouthfeel for a lower ABV at a mere 6.6% is also unremarkable. This isn't horrible, but with so many others out there, take this one only when it's convenient.

 

16 oz can, born on ??? (I'm looking at you Ithaca), poured into a pint glass at 43 degrees F:
L - golden and hazy with a frothy white head that lingered
S - bitter hoppiness, citrus
T - lots of citrus going on, nice and bitter
F - medium mouthfeel and carbonation
O - very good, nice bitter citrus flavor profile