Party Animal
Dam Brewhouse in Campton, New Hampshire, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Triple Rotating|
Score
6.57
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A very strong and very easy drinking pale ale. Notes of honey, citrus, vanilla and fruit in a strong high gravity brew. For those looking for all the buzz, but not as much of the drinking.
Gluten Reduced. 12 oz cans
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7/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 6.5
Flavor 7
Texture 7
Overall 7
Can pour at the brewery, 7/19/25.
Clear, bright copper-golden with a small, white head.
Earthy, with bright stone fruit and strong citrus. Estery yeast with caramel, light toast, light biscuit and lots of white bread. Not boozey, but still has a big strength to it via the warming esters.
Soft, but with some crusty, crackery, lightly toasty textures and lots of sweet white bread. Not too sweet, but there's a lot of earth and warming fruitiness. Woody, citrusy, moderately piney hops but not hugely resinous or anything. Seems like they've refined this a bit since Johnnniee's experience.
Clear, bright copper-golden with a small, white head.
Earthy, with bright stone fruit and strong citrus. Estery yeast with caramel, light toast, light biscuit and lots of white bread. Not boozey, but still has a big strength to it via the warming esters.
Soft, but with some crusty, crackery, lightly toasty textures and lots of sweet white bread. Not too sweet, but there's a lot of earth and warming fruitiness. Woody, citrusy, moderately piney hops but not hugely resinous or anything. Seems like they've refined this a bit since Johnnniee's experience.
Tried
from Can
at
Dam Brewhouse
on 21 Jul 2025
at 16:00
5.8/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 6
Flavor 6
Texture 4
Overall 6
Can from MrBarleywine, thanks for the hookup! Lightly hazy dark golden color with a decent sized off white head that slowly dissipates. Bready toasty caramel maltiness with bits of alcohol and diacetyl. Earthy resinous pine and citrus to counter. Light astringency. Difficult to drink
Tried
from Can
on 04 Oct 2022
at 22:57