of Nimbus
33 Acres Brewing Co. in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦
Pale Ale - New England / Hazy Regular|
Score
6.79
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Pacific Hazy Pale Ale
Colour: Deep Gold; Hazy
Alcohol: 5.5% by volume
Aroma: Pine, citrus, tropical fruit.
Flavour: Tropical fruit, apricot, pear, resinous, grassy.
With your head in the clouds and spring coming on strong a fluffy puffy pale should do. East & West often fight for the best, but this is a collaboration of the two. Lets keep it fruity and hazy, woody and complex, and maybe we’ll confuse a few.
33 Acres of Nimbus, a Pacific Hazy Pale Ale, made with the posture of the East, and the attitude of the West. Heavily dry-hopped with Simcoe and El Dorado hops, and brewed with rye malt, this Fluffy Cloud Pale Ale tastes of tropical fruit, apricot and pear, with subtle hints of citrus and pine. Surely to keep you floating above the clouds to play in the sun all summer long.
Colour: Deep Gold; Hazy
Alcohol: 5.5% by volume
Aroma: Pine, citrus, tropical fruit.
Flavour: Tropical fruit, apricot, pear, resinous, grassy.
With your head in the clouds and spring coming on strong a fluffy puffy pale should do. East & West often fight for the best, but this is a collaboration of the two. Lets keep it fruity and hazy, woody and complex, and maybe we’ll confuse a few.
33 Acres of Nimbus, a Pacific Hazy Pale Ale, made with the posture of the East, and the attitude of the West. Heavily dry-hopped with Simcoe and El Dorado hops, and brewed with rye malt, this Fluffy Cloud Pale Ale tastes of tropical fruit, apricot and pear, with subtle hints of citrus and pine. Surely to keep you floating above the clouds to play in the sun all summer long.
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6.8/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 6
Overall 7
Draught at the brewery
Cloudy orange-golden colour with barely any head. The aroma expresses nice delicate stone fruit with a touch of citrus. The mouthfeel is soft and a bit chalky, spicy (the rye), then followed by citrus peel from the hops. the final is a bit heavy, meaty.
A good beer, but this one seems to compete in the same category with Superflux Easy Tiger and Backcountry I Was In The Pool, and those two are better.
Cloudy orange-golden colour with barely any head. The aroma expresses nice delicate stone fruit with a touch of citrus. The mouthfeel is soft and a bit chalky, spicy (the rye), then followed by citrus peel from the hops. the final is a bit heavy, meaty.
A good beer, but this one seems to compete in the same category with Superflux Easy Tiger and Backcountry I Was In The Pool, and those two are better.
Tried
on 15 May 2018
at 20:04