Reapers Creepers
Abomination Brewing Company

Good NEIPA!! A collaboration between Abomination and Dssolvr breweries, Poured from a 16 oz can into a pint glass, this beer features the standard NEIPA straw yellow, hazy dense color. The white head is bubbly without lasting foam and about average in retention with not a lot of lacing. The aroma is standard too, mostly grapefruit with a little tropical fruit. The taste is more robust and pleasing. The citrus and tropical fruit flavors are prominent and very tasty. This beer has a nice juicy aspect to go along with noticeable maltiness followed by fairly moderate bitterness. Mouthfeel is rich for the style, crisp with a juicy feel and just enough bitterness. Enjoyable flavor.

 

 

A wonderfully tasty IPA that punches above its weight class. You'd never guess the amount of flavor it delivers (while under 7% ABV) from the underwhelming aroma, which promises very little. Tasting notes are a nice balance of tropical, citrus, and herbal notes. Low to medium dankness, and low to medium bitterness.

 

It's Reapers Creepers, not Reapers & Creepers. I'll put in a request to fix that. Done. It's a collaboration between Abomination Brewing Company and DSSOLVR (can I buy a vowel?). It's basically just a nice and hoppy New England style IPA, and not too big.

It pours light yellow and completely cloudy, with lots of messy lacing in the glass. The aroma is a skunky stench, as expected. It tastes milder than you might expect (I was prepared for a sensory attack), happily so. It is sweeter than bitter, but a little of each. I suppose mine is a month old.

Recommended. A little over priced, but theys gots to split the loot two ways on the collaboration, ya see?

 

 

 

 

 

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on December 14, 2020.