Ambrosia Wandering Into the Fog
Abomination Brewing Company

Murky, almost muddy orange color with a modest off white head.
The aroma is pineapple, citrus, coconut and marshmallow.
The taste is a blast of juicy pineapple, orange, coconut and marshmallow with hints of cherry and caramel, definitely sweet, also nicely tart, very mild bitterness.
The body is full, lots of juicy fruit pulp and marshmallow creaminess, moderate carbonation, very smooth, well hidden ABV and very drinkable. Altogether, this is a very tasty brew, a great after dinner dessert sipper, a good holiday drink anytime, very well done.

Simply put, there is a lot going on in this beer. The liquid is a dark straw color...murky isn't enough of a description for the thick haze...more like muddy. The aroma is an intense mix of so many scents...pineapple and coconut, chocolate, unidentified fruits, earthiness, and a bit of booze. The taste is a similar disjointed jumble of fruits, mixed with a strong sweetness (marshmallow) and the coconut is central. Thick, heavy, and boozy. This one is really interesting, but maybe a little too much.

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Pours a dark murky orange with a little white foam, very thick and opaque. Aroma is orange, pineapple, maraschino cherry, and marshmallow. Flavor is similar, with the base Wandering Into the Fog beginning the flavors and the adjuncts contributing afterwards. It's a standard if not nicely juicy hazy for a moment and the parade of fruits takes over quickly, before being replaced with coconut and marshmallow on the finish. This one is very sweet and delightfully indulgent, and it delivers on all the promises of candy and fruit. The base IPA is there (one of my favorites) but it serves just as a base for the aggressive adjuncts. Feel is great, quite thick and perfectly in between a NEIPA and a smoothie sour. There's some malt presence to support the sweet adjuncts and it's just heavy enough to be great. Medium bodied as shown by the ABV but easy to drink. It's sweet but not too bad and I really liked this combination.

Overall, a shockingly great sweet IPA from Abomination. Wandering Into the Fog is a very versatile base, and this beer shows how far it can go while still being recognizable.