Fuzzworthy
Zero Gravity Craft Brewery

a rad new ipa from these guys with peaches in it. its delicious and hoppy, but its also straight juice. i really enjoyed a pint of this at their taproom, hazy and orange colored, white headed and almost creamy looking, with a ton of fresh peach to the nose, perfect with all the fruity hops in here. different and delicious in taste too! they use azacca hops here, which i generally think work great with fruits like this, having a bright and tropical complexion of its own to contribute, pineapple and orange come to mind, but all in service of the ripe and juicy peach, which has just the faintest tartness keeping it from being too sweet. part of me wishes that this wasnt done in the new england style, that the base was a little lighter and cleaner, i think it drinks a touch heavy for what it is, and it doesnt warm up great, the balance really falls off. this could be more delicate and drinkable without all the starch and cloudiness, but i love the flavors of the peahces with these hops and the liveliness this has all the way through. not generally a fan of fruited ipa types, but this was unique and excellent! i loved just about all the beers i had from zero gravity on this trip!

 

Poured into a pint glass but I get what's going on, so I'm not worried about improper glassware.
The appearance was a mostly hazy burnt yellow to almost paper orange color with a finger's worth of sustaining white foamy head that slid off at a moderate pace. Not much lace.
The aroma shaped a nice level sweet to semi-tart peach flesh and skin around some citrus then a touch of pine and then ended with a little bit of a bitter piney-ness rolling all up in the mix.
The flavor proceeded in the sweet realm of the peach and citrus and then brought in an ample amount of the bitterness to embolden a superb overall taste. Light peach to citrusy aftertaste.
The mouthfeel was about medium bodied with a fine sessionability about it. Carbonation felt fine. ABV felt appropriate. Nice peachy sweet finish.
Overall, now that's a happening beer! Despite being a little cooler in my parts, I'd still have this again and would probably prefer perhaps in warmer weather.

On tap at Tap City and Grille in Hyannis. Pours a golden effervescent hue with minimal frothing. Mellow aroma replete with hints of hops and citrus. Similar overall flavor profile.