Founded in 2015, Lord Hobo is one of the fastest growing breweries in the United States. We distribute in 15 states and will brew 50,000bbls in 2020. Our brewery and taproom is located in Woburn, MA and is expanding in May, 2020 to 500 person capacity. We are growing satellite locations, starting with our opening in Boston's Seaport this Summer. At Lord Hobo our goal is quite simply to bring world-class beer to everyone. Craft beer is the world's most affordable luxury item and we’re determined to prove the value of the beer we bring to your table. Like you, we celebrate life, work, loved ones, experiences, and are proud to be a small part in your own story.
16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Hazy straw gold color. Small frothy white head. Faint citrus nose hints at pineapple. Flavor follows nose with added notes of mango and melon. Creamy mouthfeel. Slight alcohol burn. Piney hop finish. Decent.
Pours a clear, light golden yellow, with mid-sized head. Aroma is grassy, with some bread. Flavor is grassy, bready, with a touch of pepper, some fruit. It's all right.
16 ounce can. Opaque black brown color. Rocky tan head with lots of lacing. Roasted malt nose hints at black coffee and chocolate. First sip is robust dark malt. Notes of Hershey’s chocolate syrup, piney hops and burnt toast. Full bodied with an underlying sweetness. Burnt sugar and black pepper. Burnt wood and soy sauce. Tasty.
Pours a black from a can, pale colored head with some lacing. Malty lacto aroma, cherry cordial notes, similar flavor. Not hitting you over the head with the cherry or chocolate. Sweet. Good beer.
Draft. A hazy golden beer with a white head. The aroma has notes of hops, citrus fruits, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of citrus fruits, herbs, hops, and malt, leading to a bitter finish.
12 oz. can purchased at Rally in St Pete, FL. Pours a clear gold color with a tight white head and very good retention. Spotty lacing. Bready malt aroma. The taste matches the nose. Thick chewy bready malt flavor throughout. Medium+ body. Soft, semi-creamy mouthfeel. Lightly sweet. Clean finish. Uncomplicated. Well done golden.
Can from a Lazy Dog Dark brown/black in color with a huge mocha head that lasts forever leaving sticky lace on the way down. Earthy light citrus roasty licorice and dark burnt maltiness. Creamy smooth in the mouth. Pretty decent stout.