Illuminating The Fog
Creature Comforts

pours a cloudy, golden straw with a medium head. chunky floaters abound. nose; citrus rind, mango, pine resin, & citrus hops. taste; thick cracker malt, harsh seed astringents, grapefruit, mango, & citrus hops. slightly metallic aftertaste. medium+ carbonation & slighty thick mouthfeel. reminds me of resinous cosmik debris/duende/crescendo ipa’s, but with a tart, almost putrid sweetness and not as much of the fruit expression. easily bested by original recipes from which it came.

Bright, light lemony color. Bone white crown.
I think this is my first time around with strata. But not Amarillo or crystal. I’m getting a unique pineapple mixing with light white grapes and accents of berries. Small touches of pine throughout but not overwhelming or dominating.

 

I tasted it at the brewery, but brought some back home with me. It was a very tasty IPA on tap and from the can! It tastes like it smells. Good light bodied which makes it perfect for a hot summer day. I am never disappointed by anything Creature Comforts makes.

Poured into a snifter. A slightly hazy golden straw color with a thick white head. A bright floral aroma with some citrus and earthy elements. The taste followed the nose: lively lemony citrus that mixed well with dank earthy undertones. A floral presence as well. Medium bodied and crisp. Overall an outstanding IPA.

Pours a slightly foggy golden yellow with white head. A few floaties dancing around.
Smells of citrus, lemons, some dank notes coming through as well.
Very citrus forward taste, tart orange, a bit of dank hops. Tart finish.
Light to medium bodied with an initial bite.
Overall a good IPA, like I said, I've yet to have a bad beer from CC.