Wandering Into The Fog - Anchovy
Abomination Brewing Company

Aroma is sweet citrus/fruit and spicy hops. The flavor is fruit/citrus, malts/bread, mild tropical fruit and a spicy hop/slightly gassy/warming alcoholic finish.

 

Undated can into a deep wine glass.

Pours an opaque orange-ish yellow, rather dark. Not much foam but ample lacing. Aroma is incredible. The first thing I noticed when I opened the can was an overwhelming scent of peach, apricot, and sweet coconut. After more review, it opens up into more mango and juicy aromas, but that same coconut character remains strong. Flavor follows nose. Impossibly juicy. Tons of peach, mango, and coconut, with a tiny bit of orange sneaking in, and some vegetable matter. Finish is slightly bitter and sticky. and the bitterness increases to balance out the juice as it warms. Feel is very nice, quite smooth and very soft. Lightly carbonated and goes down easy.

Overall, my 4pk was a little upcharged and not as fresh as I wanted, but this is another great example of the Fog series. I prefer Rare Fog in its variants, but the DIPA version is a little less heady in its juiciness. Still tasty and a fun showcase of an interesting hop.

16oz can from Tavour. Hazy orange golden pour, white foamy head. Fruity aroma, apricot, orange flesh. Taste is a real fruit punch, peach, apricot, pear, orange. Some orange peel zestiness at the back. Creamy feel, juicy. Light bitterness lingers.