High & Hazy IPA

Best buy date on the bottom of the can is April fools. The aromas are in the can, resin and citrus hops with some dry grain. In the glass the aromas lose most of the citrus and it's mostly dry grain. Flavors are better, citrus comes back out with some pineapple, very mildly sweet upfront with low bitter. Decent carbonation and slightly soft body. Good enough beer.

Pretty no-frills for an NEIPA. Aims to be Hazy Little Thing, comes up way short. Mild veins of grapefruit, passion fruit, and lemon pith, with a modest grainy undertone. Finishes dry and bland, a little pine-mineral bitterness peeking through. Eh.

Pineapple nose, grapefruit underneath. Cloudy golden, thin creamy head. Grapefruit, bread crust on the back end. Light body, moderate carbonation, dry. Nice hazy session IPA.

Pale yellowish, hazy, moderate head. Nose leans tropical fruit, pineapple and mango, maybe passionfruit. Flavor similar, but mild, with a dry cracker biscuity-ness. A touch of resin at the finish, very light bitterness, good mouthfeel that is like water, but in a good way, in the sense that it just flows and drinks real easy. This stuff just disappears from the glass. Despite the lingering bitterness, the finish feels somewhat empty, I suppose the oats/wheat contributes to that.

12 ounce csn from Woodlands Northland, 7.14.20. Hazy orange large foamy white head good retention. Aroma of mango, papaya, lime, pale malt. Taste is mango, grapefruit, pineapple, pale malt. Medium bodied, crisp.