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Tilted Barn Brewery in Exeter, Rhode Island, United States 🇺🇸
Pale Ale - New England / Hazy Special|
Score
7.09
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With our roots firmly in New England, we don't brew many West Coast style beers. We often get requests for them though and do love those beers ourselves so we are thrilled to introduce Welcome! This West Coast Pale Ale has the same hop profile you'll recognize from our beers but with a distinctive light body and crisp finish. We see Welcome as a beer that bridges the gape between people's style preferences and taste - truly a beer for all!
With our roots firmly in New England, we don't brew many West Coast style beers. We often get requests for them though and do love those beers ourselves so we are thrilled to introduce Welcome! This West Coast Pale Ale has the same hop profile you'll recognize from our beers but with a distinctive light body and crisp finish. We see Welcome as a beer that bridges the gape between people's style preferences and taste - truly a beer for all!
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8.3/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
Canned 2/10/26, drunk 3/18/26.
Nothing too piney or resinous here. In fact, it's quite fruity, with lychee and melon and even a bit of soft, very fruity yeast. Add the hazy appearance and there isn't a ton WC about this, other than maybe a slight preponderance of PNW hops; but even those aren't distinct. Malts seem soft and supportive.
Fruity, with soft, supple, pillowy malts and a gentle sweetness with good attenuation and a good finishing bitterness. Somewhat of a shorter finish; tastes almost wheaty, with the typical nuttiness, chewiness and blandness that wheat provides. Very light grapefruit through the middle, above-average bitterness show flashes of a WC Pale ale, but this is 90% NE Pale ale. Regardless, it's incredibly flavorful, balanced and refreshing. Love that extra bitterness. Could be a bit of diacetyl in here, but it's charming.
Nothing too piney or resinous here. In fact, it's quite fruity, with lychee and melon and even a bit of soft, very fruity yeast. Add the hazy appearance and there isn't a ton WC about this, other than maybe a slight preponderance of PNW hops; but even those aren't distinct. Malts seem soft and supportive.
Fruity, with soft, supple, pillowy malts and a gentle sweetness with good attenuation and a good finishing bitterness. Somewhat of a shorter finish; tastes almost wheaty, with the typical nuttiness, chewiness and blandness that wheat provides. Very light grapefruit through the middle, above-average bitterness show flashes of a WC Pale ale, but this is 90% NE Pale ale. Regardless, it's incredibly flavorful, balanced and refreshing. Love that extra bitterness. Could be a bit of diacetyl in here, but it's charming.
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Idylwilde Farms
on 18 Mar 2026
at 17:16