And Hey, Fuck 2023 Too
Abomination Brewing Company

 

Good beer, very robust for a NEIPA!!! Pours a dense, yellow/khaki color with a big foamy white head and thick bands of foamy lacing. A good looking beer!!! Aroma and taste feature lots of fruit - tropical and peach - and an overall juiciness. That being said, there is also a very good level of bitterness, balanced by a strong malt presence. This is not a bland, low bitterness, grapefruity IPA!! There is a slight, odd aftertaste but this does not detract that much from an overall tasty brew. Mouthfeel is quite robust, more creamy than crisp, with a smooth juicy character and good bitterness level. There is a bit of alcohol presence but it is not really harsh. A good NEIPA for hopheads!!!!

 

 

 

 

Pours a hazy yellowish color, frothy white head, a bit of lacing. Nose says tropical fruit as do the buds.

 

 

 

Absolutely gorgeous for the style: completely opaque, a soft lemon-orange hybrid color, with excellent head production, retention, and lacing. Frankly, it's difficult to imagine a better-looking NE-style IPA.

Nose is softer than I imagined, with lush tropical fruit and very little, if any, herbal harshness from the hops.

Definitely sharper on the palate, at least up front - a combination of the intense hoppiness and the ABV, I suspect. Tropical notes are mostly on the back third, bringing mango, cream, and papaya. Up front, there's more of a citrus bite. It's definitely a bit astringent, but it's very drinkable at the same time.

Smooth and creamy on the palate, but retains plenty of bite. Excellent example of the style.

This is a fantastic example of the style, by a brewery that does it almost as good as anyone else.

 

16oz can with mystery date code.

Pours cloudy gold with an inch of white fluff. Moderate retention and lacing. Unripe peach, dried mango, orange in the nose. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. Pithy, raw hops on the palate with minimal malt or bitterness. Mango and peach. Finishes a bit raw and green.

Pours hazy yellow with a medium white head. Aroma is light and has some citrus notes. Taste is non bitter citrus and mild hop background. Feel is good, but there is just a touch of sharpness. Overall a decent beer with an aggressive name.

 

Pours super hazy with a viscous white head. Nose is very piney and slightly hints of citrus. I wanted to love this beer, however the taste was somewhat chemically to me. After taste was somewhat cilantro for a second. ABV was pretty evident.

 

If the past few years have been rough, you're not alone. Abomination is the brewery fitting to be enjoyed through such strife as their Fuck (enter year here) series extends into 2023. If the world is going down swinging at least we have something tasty to drink while we're at it.

Densely packed, creamy and plush at its pour, And Hey Fuck 2023 Too leaps right out with a teeth-churning scent of tropical, citrus, stone, berry and orchard fruits that hover just above a dense and creamy white cap. With the first sip of creamy sweetness, notions of cereal, pouncake, honey and coconut soothe the senses before an onslaught of hops.

Pulling from the grain sweetness are the hops and their flavorful cornucopia of pineapple, passionfruit, under ripened mango, kiwi and papaya from a tropical standpoint and with a quick followup of red grapefruit, mandarin orange and lime. While the juiciness of honeydew, gooseberry and pawpaw round out the cushiony session, a bitterness of green tea, spruce, fresh grassiness, verbena, cannabis and sassafras add a peppery and balancing bite.

Full bodied, creamy and plush on the palate, the bold ale is seriously drinkable and almost refreshing as its bitterness and booze hits the palate like a creamy mixed drink of cocktail elixir. An extension of fruit pulp and peel is met with creamy cereal for a bitter-sweet and spicy aftertaste.