What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #2149

Ransack the Universe IPA (6.8%) from Collective Arts...

Awesome beer! Features Galaxy, Mosaic, Citra, Centennial, Chinook, and Simcoe hops, and 2 Row Pale Ale, flaked wheat, Crystal, and Carafoam malts... 8/22 canning...

 

All these Oktoberfests are helping me enjoy the IPAs in between. Great stuff!

 

Beer #2. Definitely not my favorite hazy Revision, but ok overall. I'm somewhat concerned with the amounts of floaties in these guys' latest can releases. Maybe I just wasn't paying as good of attention as now though. Idk.



Cheers!

 

First Oktoberfest of the year. Dare I say this is my least favorite of the collaborations? I dare. But it’s still good.

My wife is working on a glass of Seven Deadly Zins that she’s supposed to be using in the coq au vin dish she’s making for dinner tonight. We’ll see if any wine actually ends up in the food.

 

Perfect beer for this chilly September evening!

 

These beers have taken on a slight metallic sour taste trying to pair them down.

 

Stone Anni-Matter 22cnd Anniversary DIPA. Yum

 

Champagne de Papi vin blanc Extra Brut IPA

Collaboration Beer with Novare Res
Maine Malt House Pilsener
2-row malt
amarilla, idaho 7 & hallertau blanc hops
flaked corn
pinot gris juice
saco river water
yeast

Brewed in the Pepperell Mill in Biddeford, ME

Can poured into a tulip glass

Hazy yellow orange liquid, no visible carbonation, creamy , frothy white foam cap, good lacings

Floral hop notes when opening the can, floral and pine hop notes, whiff of spice on the finish

Hop bite smack in the middle of the tongue on the first sip, pine notes, taste of the pinot gris , wood

Aggressive hop bite lingers on the tongue, good sudsing in the mouth, semi dry finish

Nice beer

 

A little Sunshine in my life
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A forgotten one, rescued from the crisper drawer in my fridge.



4.08/5 rDev +3.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4

Date on bottom of can: JUN1218.
Moderate pour from 16 oz. can yields a one inch white head over a medium amber, almost bright, and ever so slightly hazy body with some sticky lacing. Nose of tropical fruit with some nice floral attributes as well. Flavors of tropical fruit, citrus, and a bit of pine resin bitterness on the dry finish. Nice feel and overall, a fresher can might be better, but this was a surprisingly good little IPA right here. Cheers to the guys in Jackson, Michigan!

 

Stepping it up a bit and my Canes starting to show signs of life. Only a couple TreeHouse beers left. Plan my next trip there on a Green, Haze, Julius sale day. I did enjoy this Eureka, Lights on & Hurricane that I scored.....

 

This is tasting great and all but shouldn’t it come in a 16 oz can with a single artsy sticker label?

 

Prost and all that jazz. these are faaaanntastic