Big Juicy
No-Li Brewhouse

Poured from a 12oz can.
Well after the nice looking pour and pretty nice nose there was not much left.
This has a strange off bitter taste to it, not juicy at all ,
A big disappointment. Oh well lots more IPA's out there.

 

 

 

 

12oz can from Hops & Bottles. Medium golden with small foamy head. Light citrusy aroma, oranges. Taste is also oranges, more fruit than peel. Full bodied, creamy

Look: caramel amber. This is one sweet IPA. Has the right amount of bitterness with that sugary sweetness that is ideal on a juicy IPA. Big bold flavor and a pretty malty finish

 

Had on tap at Bulldog Saloon Lynnwood, WA.

 

Good solid IPA at a reasonable price. Not a go-to, but definitely better than decent and wouldn’t mind having a few times per year.

Medium dark amber pour. Real juicy. As expected. Wet like splash! Strangely, aroma is more grain like. Great mouthfeel. Moderate bitterness. Hops aren’t particularly citrusy, but definitely tropical.

 

Quite a decent American IPA if not a tad light at 6.1% ABV.

 

Tried it on tap at the brewery and was hooked. One of the best juicy IPA's to date. Loved it so much, I bought a flat of it from Costco and brought it back with me to Calgary ;)

 

 

Little bit of fizzy head is really all that a forced pour creates. What bubbles up goes away pretty quickly leaving behind a rim of stark white foam and lazy occasional lacing and a thinnest of haze bubble layer. Beer itself is crystal clear and pale golden. Nose is generally tropical with a bit of pine. Taste goes two ways at once as it greets with a fresh creek water earthiness just seconds before it pops big bitter pine before both muted orange and caramel malt nudges in. The feel really goes several ways at once. First big splash is wet and refreshing but as it leaves the mouth a quick, dusty and dry take hold leaving a dank, solidly bitter aftertaste.

Rating is for on tap at brewery. Less good in bottle.