Cold Waters
Widmer Brothers Brewing Company

Clear gold with two fingers of white head. Fair amount of lacing.
Smell is floral hops and bready malt.
Taste is medium bitterness floral citrus hops with bread crust malts.
Mouthfeel is light to medium with good carbonation. The finish is mildly dry and lightly bitter.
Overall a standard West Coast IPA. Canned on: May 6, 22.

#1860.

Another hotel shaker pint aka plastic cup.
L: Two finger head with nice retention. Golden body.
S: Bright hops that are a mix of tropical and citrus fruits. Pineapple, mango, floral orange petal notes.
T: Citrus and slightly resinous bitter flavors initially, citrus peel and melon, a bit of berry too, bright flavors in the body, finishing with caramel and toasty malt notes.
F: Medium bodied, moderate carbonation, moderately crisp finish.
O: I might have a thing for “cold” IPAs, cus damn is this good. A fantastic balance of citrus, tropical, floral, and malty flavors that is just about mellow enough to session.

Pours a pale gold color, slightly hazy with a thin white head. Smells sweet and fruity. Taste is more about fruit than malt or bitters. And easy drinking but sweet and fruity beer.

Look: Clear burnt orange with a lively white head that forms a pillow and holds, slowly settling to reveal great lacing left behind
Aroma: Limes, lemons, orange, raspberries, ruby-red grapefruit, floral notes, and light wafts of sweet bready malt
Taste: Starts out with a nice floral bouquet that includes roses, jasmine, and petunia, and soon after, waves of citrus fruit crashes in. Floral and citrus go back and forth with occasional berry notes sprinkled in until the close
Mouthfeel: Full but light, medium-high carbonation, clean throughout, and a clean and slightly crisp finish
Overall: I dig it. Although far from my favorite so far, another tasty ‘cold’ IPA here with nice floral and citrus notes throughout and the prototypical clean feel these all have. Definitely worth the try