I can only handle IPAs like this, Lagunitas and Firestone Mind Haze. Sometimes others but i cant do much more tgan 50 ibu. Summertime is the only time i drink IPAs and light color lagers. Sam Adams Westcoast Rebel IPA was one of my old favorites, im dying to try Wicked Hazy. San Adams ipas are good.
Have you tried any other New England or Hazy IPAs, Josh? Like from local breweries? Most NEIPA or Hazy IPAs have IBU ratings under 50, and don't have a lot of bitterness, so I think they'd be more in your wheelhouse based on what you just said. I'm bummed out that Samuel Adams got rid of Rebel IPA. I thought it was a damn solid West Coast IPA. Cheers, man!
Nice! Yeah, this would be a good "shelfie IPA" to have in the fridge when you're not feeling anything else. The price point is always fantastic, too! Cheers!
No reviews for the Cool Little Thing IPA 7.5% Cryo Fresh Hazy IPA, and it is a great one. It is 7 weeks old and i am impressed, not lack luster. Its got a nice creamy/oily/soapy mouthfeel. If you see it pick it up. You really missed out, with Atomic Torpedo 8.2%...it was so oily, great mouthfeel, my favorite West Coaster, from them. The 9.2 Atomic Torpedo is fine, but not as cool as the 8.2. I had a problem with Cosmic Little Thing, thought it was boozy, but plan to revisit it, when i see it fresh, and i hear it is an all year round product...Cheeers!!!
I'll keep my eyes peeled for the Cryo Fresh hazy IPA. I don't see the Atomic Torpedo often, but if I see the 8.2% ABV version -- and it's relatively fresh -- I'll grab that, too. Thanks for the info, dude! I'm already thinking about next month's shelfie beers, so either/or would work perfectly. Cheers, dude!
I believe Sierra Nevada Cosmic Little Thing be a good transition beer. It is very very mellow yet with a hint of "IPAness". That 8% ABV will sneak up on ya like a lion on a gazelle.
I could see that for a lot of the "Little Thing" series of beers. A lot of them aren't full-on hop-forward, which can definitely be beneficial to someone trying to get into IPAs. Good call. The ABVs of beers nowadays are scary. So many hide the alcohol well, and after a few of 'em, you're blitzed, haha! Cheers, Jeffrey!
Nice, man! I think there's quite a few really good shelf hazies at this point, which I think is awesome to see. Glad you dig a few of them, dude! Cheers!
They're all solid in their own right, IMO. For the price point and availability, definitely worth giving them all a try. Thanks for the comment! Cheers!
I'm not sure where you live, Grace, but if you kind find any New Glarus fruited beers (only sold in Wisconsin), they have a beer called Raspberry Tart that is fantastic. Thin Man's Minkey Boodle is a great Raspberry Sour, too. Cheers!
Great review Joe. Sierra Nevada brewing is legendary in the craft beer industry as I'm sure you well know. This is a solid beer that really comes through as far as quality and price point. I picked up a 12 pack of hazy for only $15.99 here in Jersey and it was only 3 weeks old!!! Cheers! and looking forward to watching many more of your reviews.
Thank you! Yeah, I always enjoy trying stuff from SN, and their classic beers are classics for a reason. I did enjoy this one, and I think I need to try the other variations they have on it. Their price points are always fantastic, too! Glad you enjoyed this one, man. I appreciate you checking out the review! Cheers!
This beer has now turned up in supermarkets here in Denmark. It's very decent for the price-point. It's in no way a competitor to Stigbergets or The Alchemists NEIPAS, but I'll buy it again for sure.
For the price point and availability, it's pretty good. Great value for what it is, but as you said, it can't compete with the great NEIPAs out there, as those are on another level. Glad to hear you dug it to some degree, Lars! Thanks for the comment! Cheers!
Yes. As long as it tastes good, don't worry about the floaties/sediment, especially since that can be somewhat "normal" for a style like this. It might not look appetizing, but it's unlikely you're going to sick from it. The "best by" date on a bottle/can of beer is more of an indication about the when the quality of the beer will drop-off in the brewery's eyes, and not a true expiration date. Cheers!
I agree. SN always crafts their beers extremely well. Regardless of whether or not you like a certain beer from SN, I think it's hard to argue the quality from them. Cheers!
It’s pretty good especially for a sixer under $10. I’ve always thought the can looks like a soda can and not a beer. I have no problem with any of the three you named, I can crush all three of them with ease. Great review! Cheers, Joe!
Definitely, Jeff! For the price point and availability, I can't complain. Like you said, all of the big three NEIPAs are fine by me, and I could drink any of them, but this might've jumped to the top of the list for me. Maybe a side-by-side-by-side should happen at some point, haha! I can see the soda can, for sure. Thanks, brother! Cheers!
This one is crafted well.. I've had quite a few of these.. goes down smooth, with just a little hoppy bite, but tasty and slightly aromatic.. get em 2 for 1 at your local sports bar.. Duffy's or BWW..
The best thing about it is it is readily available anywhere. When I'm out of town it's easy to find...that added a few points for me. Nice review Joe. Cheers!
Totally agree, Marcus. I think a beer like this definitely gets extra points for it's price and availability. I also feel like the can I reviewed here was better than the ones I had in the past. Not sure what it was, but it was definitely better. Thanks, dude! Cheers!
Definitely, Kyle. It's incredibly noticeable, too. It's one of the first things that stick out like a sore thumb. This one overall was pretty nice, though. Cheers, brother!
For sure, Nathan! It's always good to go outside your comfort zone when it comes to beer because you never know what you like. I love trying single bottles or cans of different styles to see what I like. Nice to hear you dug an IPA, man! Cheers!
I found this one to be a pretty solid one. Especially for the price point. I do agree the Voodoo Ranger Juicy IPA is one I prefer over this one. Great review Joe.
For sure, Jay. For the price point, this is damn good. Hard to beat $9.99 per six pack for something that is drinkable as this. Thanks, brother! Cheers!
For 6.7 and $14.99 for a 12 pack here it’s not bad at all, definitely want to try some other ipa’s though. Had this one orange flavored one that I can never find anymore :-(
Yeah, it's hard to beat Sierra Nevada's price point for a beer like this. Good beer with great value. Was the orange flavored one called Sidecar Orange IPA? I never did try that one. Cheers!
Wife just grabbed this and looked it up. I thought it was a pretty refreshing style. Love to see what you think of voodoo ranger imperial or mosaic ipa
Thank you for the review. I definitely agree that this isn't a mind-blowing NEIPA, but it is a solid hazy beer. For a release from a macro-brewery, this one is quite impressive. I can tell they did some work on this one. Really hard to argue with this one. Initially unimpressed, but continues to impress me. Great beer, great review, and cheers!
Thanks, Robert! I think it's definitely well-made and pretty tasty. When considering beers like this, it's always good to take into account the whole package. When you consider the availability and price of something like this one versus a local hazy four-pack for $18-20, it's hard to argue this doesn't have great value. I always try to keep perspective when reviewing beers from bigger craft breweries because not everyone can seek out and/or afford the prices out there for hyped/local breweries. I appreciate the comment, dude. Really happy to hear you're enjoying this one, too! Cheers, man!
Yeah, we had the same breakdown on this versus the other two that you mentioned. Nice one Joe, a great look at the beer and video as always. Cheers Brother! #GetYourBeerOn
I made a hazy with lemon zest and california sage. I really enjoy it and like it. However, a few days later tried it and it seemed not as good then tried it again after doing some hard yard work and it was the best beer. It is funny how our mental and body state can affect our perception of drinking a beer. I haven't tried all three together but in recall I liked the Sierra's the best then New Belgium and then Sam Adams. Enjoyed your review!
That sounds pretty good and perfect for the warmer weather, Dale! I totally agree, dude. Depending on your body and mental state, enjoying almost anything -- not just beer -- can differ. I always try to make sure when I review beer that I'm in the mood to do so. I've noticed when I'm kind of down or tired, I have a tendency to not have the enthusiasm I typically do when I'm happy and rested. Thanks, man! Cheers!
Nice, buddy! Yeah, for the price point and availability, this one was pretty damn good. Perfect for the pool, like you and your family enjoyed it. Thanks, man! Cheers!
That's the 1st hazy IPA I ever had. Here in Sacramento California the 6 pack is about $10 or $11. If it wasn't for that one I'd still be drinking only west coast IPA's
That's awesome, dude! If this was the first one you had, it's definitely not a bad one to experience. That price point is similar to NY, it's about $9.99 per six pack. Cheers, man!
Yep, nope...you are not crazy. When Hazy Little Thing hit the shelf, it was a little light. Recent cans i have had, have been bursting with flavors. The last can i had of Sam Adams NEIPA was very bad. I dont think it was an off batch, i think it has been macroed. A reason for this, might be...Canada is now getting this beer now, and they might have moved production of this beer somewhere else. But, this is only a guess, i got no idea.
That's good to hear, as the first few cans I had of this were definitely underwhelming. This can was much better. I can't speak too much to the quality of Sam Adams NEIPA, as I've only had that three or four times, but I didn't notice a huge dropoff when I did the live beer review with Nick and Jesse a while back. I'll take your word for it, though. Cheers, RoYP!
Yea that ones actually pretty good. It was easy to find for a couple months around here. Haven't seen it in a while though. Either way been drinking nothing but OtherHalf lately. Haven't tried the Voodoo or Sam Adams yet though, the only IPA I've tried from them was Rebel.
Sounds the same as me, Nicholas, haha! Other Half FTW! It's really fun to grab beers like this and drink them once in a while. Lighter on the wallet ... and pretty damn solid to boot. I'd be curious to hear your opinion on the Voodoo Ranger or Sam Adams NEIPA if you ever give 'em a go. Cheers, dude!
So months ago I hit up my local Trader Joes and grabbed this and the Juicy Hazy Voodoo Ranger offerings. At that time I preferred the Ranger over the SN Hazy. My nephew brought a six pack of this down for the 4th of July weekend and it was a much better " perceived " beer IMHO. It's great little QPR that gets the job done. Cheers,
Based on this specific can, it was definitely better than cans I've previously had. Not sure if they tweaked the recipe, or the recent batches have been better in general, but the improvement was noticeable. I totally agree that this beer gets it done, and considering the price point and availability, it's a good grab. Thanks for the comment, Bud! Cheers!
I just checked my Untappd to see how I rated the big 3 NEIPAs...and I gave them all the exact same rating. LOL I do like all 3 though, New England's are one of my favorite styles, especially among IPAs. Cheers, man!
LOL, Jake! Yeah, I have no issue with any of the three. They're all pretty similar, IMO, and for the price points, they're good values. NEIPAs are definitely my favorite IPA style, so it's fun to see so many available. Thanks, dude! Cheers!
I totally agree, dude. Comparing them to the Tree Houses, Trilliums and Other Halfs of the world isn't fair, but at the same time, it's still the same style. That said, for the price point and availability, I can't complain. I'd happily drink this without any issues. Cheers, buddy!
That is exactly the same feeling I had the first few times I had it, but this can (or maybe batch) was much better. Not sure the exact reason, but I enjoyed it.
I agree. I don't pretend to know everything. I'm still learning about everything in life, beer included. My channel is all about trying new beers out, and revisiting old ones, and giving my opinion. I always love hearing thoughts from friends and viewers. Nothing worse than acting like you know everything beer. I clearly don't, and I never will. Cheers, dude!
No worries, man! I'm the same way, though. I consider myself more of a beer enthusiast/lover than anything else. Definitely not a beer snob. I've never understand why some people who drink craft beer feels it's their place to tell others what to like. Drink what you enjoy, and it doesn't matter if it's craft or macro, as long as you dig it, then that's all that matters!
I felt the same way you do now when I first started drinking craft beer about 10 years ago. I hated IPAs, found them too bitter, and just didn't enjoy them. Over time, I found a few that I really liked, and then one day my palate just loved them. It's definitely not a style that everyone will love, so I get it. I still have some styles that I don't enjoy, either. We all have different palates and tastes, so it's to be expected. Cheers, Jordan!
I picked up a couple of stovepipe cans of this beer at Sprouts tonight. It's very pleasant to drink, a nice mass-produced hazy IPA.
Nice, Raul! I think it's damn solid for a Hazy IPA from a bigger craft brewery. The value is great, as well.
Cheers!
I can only handle IPAs like this, Lagunitas and Firestone Mind Haze. Sometimes others but i cant do much more tgan 50 ibu. Summertime is the only time i drink IPAs and light color lagers. Sam Adams Westcoast Rebel IPA was one of my old favorites, im dying to try Wicked Hazy. San Adams ipas are good.
Have you tried any other New England or Hazy IPAs, Josh? Like from local breweries? Most NEIPA or Hazy IPAs have IBU ratings under 50, and don't have a lot of bitterness, so I think they'd be more in your wheelhouse based on what you just said. I'm bummed out that Samuel Adams got rid of Rebel IPA. I thought it was a damn solid West Coast IPA.
Cheers, man!
Love this one, a go-to for IPA if I can't decide and comes in the 12 pack - 6.7% feels like a perfect ABV for IPA
Nice! Yeah, this would be a good "shelfie IPA" to have in the fridge when you're not feeling anything else. The price point is always fantastic, too!
Cheers!
No reviews for the Cool Little Thing IPA 7.5% Cryo Fresh Hazy IPA, and it is a great one. It is 7 weeks old and i am impressed, not lack luster. Its got a nice creamy/oily/soapy mouthfeel. If you see it pick it up. You really missed out, with Atomic Torpedo 8.2%...it was so oily, great mouthfeel, my favorite West Coaster, from them. The 9.2 Atomic Torpedo is fine, but not as cool as the 8.2. I had a problem with Cosmic Little Thing, thought it was boozy, but plan to revisit it, when i see it fresh, and i hear it is an all year round product...Cheeers!!!
I'll keep my eyes peeled for the Cryo Fresh hazy IPA. I don't see the Atomic Torpedo often, but if I see the 8.2% ABV version -- and it's relatively fresh -- I'll grab that, too. Thanks for the info, dude! I'm already thinking about next month's shelfie beers, so either/or would work perfectly.
Cheers, dude!
I believe Sierra Nevada Cosmic Little Thing be a good transition beer. It is very very mellow yet with a hint of "IPAness". That 8% ABV will sneak up on ya like a lion on a gazelle.
I could see that for a lot of the "Little Thing" series of beers. A lot of them aren't full-on hop-forward, which can definitely be beneficial to someone trying to get into IPAs. Good call. The ABVs of beers nowadays are scary. So many hide the alcohol well, and after a few of 'em, you're blitzed, haha!
Cheers, Jeffrey!
I absolutely love this beer! 💜 It's either this or Samuel Adams Wicked Hazy for my favorite mainstream Hazy.
Nice, man! I think there's quite a few really good shelf hazies at this point, which I think is awesome to see. Glad you dig a few of them, dude!
Cheers!
Great review! I agree 100%….
Thanks! Much appreciated.
Cheers!
I haven’t tried the New Belgium or Sam Adams, but this stuff is good
They're all solid in their own right, IMO. For the price point and availability, definitely worth giving them all a try. Thanks for the comment!
Cheers!
Pls recommend the best sour beers! I like raspberry
I'm not sure where you live, Grace, but if you kind find any New Glarus fruited beers (only sold in Wisconsin), they have a beer called Raspberry Tart that is fantastic. Thin Man's Minkey Boodle is a great Raspberry Sour, too.
Cheers!
Thank you!! I live in Seattle so most of the ones I’ve tried are from Portland . Thanks for the ideas
Gotcha, Grace! Have you had anything from Great Notion? They make some fantastic beer, especially sours!
From all the hazy ipas I love this one it’s one of my favs
Nice to hear! It's definitely enjoyable, and you can't beat the price point and availability.
Cheers!
Digging in the crates, checking out the classics!
Yeah, buddy! Honestly, I can't wait to start grabbing some more beers from bigger breweries. Definitely some hidden gems out there.
Cheers, dude!
I'll try it. I'll update later. Never had a ipa before
If you do try it, definitely let me know. I'd be curious to hear your thoughts, Kev!
Cheers!
@@averagejoe716 it was pretty good. After 2 cans I was good for the night 🤣. Thank you for the review
Nice! Glad you dug it. Yeah, a few of these and I'd be done too, haha!
One time I drank 12 hazy little things and had the most insane hangover ever
Well ... that'd certainly do it, haha! I would've probably suffered the same fate, though.
Cheers, Joseph!
Great review Joe. Sierra Nevada brewing is legendary in the craft beer industry as I'm sure you well know. This is a solid beer that really comes through as far as quality and price point. I picked up a 12 pack of hazy for only $15.99 here in Jersey and it was only 3 weeks old!!! Cheers! and looking forward to watching many more of your reviews.
Thank you! Yeah, I always enjoy trying stuff from SN, and their classic beers are classics for a reason. I did enjoy this one, and I think I need to try the other variations they have on it. Their price points are always fantastic, too! Glad you enjoyed this one, man. I appreciate you checking out the review!
Cheers!
This beer has now turned up in supermarkets here in Denmark. It's very decent for the price-point. It's in no way a competitor to Stigbergets or The Alchemists NEIPAS, but I'll buy it again for sure.
For the price point and availability, it's pretty good. Great value for what it is, but as you said, it can't compete with the great NEIPAs out there, as those are on another level. Glad to hear you dug it to some degree, Lars! Thanks for the comment!
Cheers!
Is it safe to drink if it expired in July? Just bought a case and there’s a ton of floaties/sediment in it :(
Yes. As long as it tastes good, don't worry about the floaties/sediment, especially since that can be somewhat "normal" for a style like this. It might not look appetizing, but it's unlikely you're going to sick from it. The "best by" date on a bottle/can of beer is more of an indication about the when the quality of the beer will drop-off in the brewery's eyes, and not a true expiration date.
Cheers!
Very well crafted, and enjoyable beer. Of course, I love Sierra Nevada.
I agree. SN always crafts their beers extremely well. Regardless of whether or not you like a certain beer from SN, I think it's hard to argue the quality from them.
Cheers!
It’s pretty good especially for a sixer under $10. I’ve always thought the can looks like a soda can and not a beer. I have no problem with any of the three you named, I can crush all three of them with ease. Great review! Cheers, Joe!
Definitely, Jeff! For the price point and availability, I can't complain. Like you said, all of the big three NEIPAs are fine by me, and I could drink any of them, but this might've jumped to the top of the list for me. Maybe a side-by-side-by-side should happen at some point, haha! I can see the soda can, for sure. Thanks, brother!
Cheers!
@@averagejoe716this beer wasn’t for me I prefer torpedo
This one is crafted well.. I've had quite a few of these.. goes down smooth, with just a little hoppy bite, but tasty and slightly aromatic.. get em 2 for 1 at your local sports bar.. Duffy's or BWW..
Glad you like it! It's definitely nice to hear it's available as some bigger chains and sports bar. I enjoyed it for what it is, too.
Cheers!
The best thing about it is it is readily available anywhere. When I'm out of town it's easy to find...that added a few points for me. Nice review Joe. Cheers!
Totally agree, Marcus. I think a beer like this definitely gets extra points for it's price and availability. I also feel like the can I reviewed here was better than the ones I had in the past. Not sure what it was, but it was definitely better. Thanks, dude!
Cheers!
I agree, mouthfeel is usually a big factor in what sets the hyped breweries apart from the rest.
Definitely, Kyle. It's incredibly noticeable, too. It's one of the first things that stick out like a sore thumb. This one overall was pretty nice, though.
Cheers, brother!
Tried this today man I’ve been missing out on IPAs , I’ve only ever drank Mexican beer like modelo or Dos Equis, nice to switch it up.
For sure, Nathan! It's always good to go outside your comfort zone when it comes to beer because you never know what you like. I love trying single bottles or cans of different styles to see what I like. Nice to hear you dug an IPA, man!
Cheers!
I’m 14 and sippin on it, and I just say.. shits disgusting man😂 edit: must say*
I found this one to be a pretty solid one. Especially for the price point. I do agree the Voodoo Ranger Juicy IPA is one I prefer over this one. Great review Joe.
For sure, Jay. For the price point, this is damn good. Hard to beat $9.99 per six pack for something that is drinkable as this. Thanks, brother!
Cheers!
For 6.7 and $14.99 for a 12 pack here it’s not bad at all, definitely want to try some other ipa’s though. Had this one orange flavored one that I can never find anymore :-(
Yeah, it's hard to beat Sierra Nevada's price point for a beer like this. Good beer with great value. Was the orange flavored one called Sidecar Orange IPA? I never did try that one.
Cheers!
Wife just grabbed this and looked it up. I thought it was a pretty refreshing style. Love to see what you think of voodoo ranger imperial or mosaic ipa
I would agree, Ace. I'll definitely give one or both of those a review down the line. Glad you enjoyed the beer! Thanks for the comment!
Cheers!
Thank you for the review. I definitely agree that this isn't a mind-blowing NEIPA, but it is a solid hazy beer. For a release from a macro-brewery, this one is quite impressive. I can tell they did some work on this one. Really hard to argue with this one. Initially unimpressed, but continues to impress me. Great beer, great review, and cheers!
Thanks, Robert! I think it's definitely well-made and pretty tasty. When considering beers like this, it's always good to take into account the whole package. When you consider the availability and price of something like this one versus a local hazy four-pack for $18-20, it's hard to argue this doesn't have great value. I always try to keep perspective when reviewing beers from bigger craft breweries because not everyone can seek out and/or afford the prices out there for hyped/local breweries. I appreciate the comment, dude. Really happy to hear you're enjoying this one, too!
Cheers, man!
Yeah, we had the same breakdown on this versus the other two that you mentioned. Nice one Joe, a great look at the beer and video as always. Cheers Brother! #GetYourBeerOn
Thanks, Rod. Always appreciated, dude. I hope you're healing up well and get back to full strength soon!
Cheers, buddy!
I made a hazy with lemon zest and california sage. I really enjoy it and like it. However, a few days later tried it and it seemed not as good then tried it again after doing some hard yard work and it was the best beer. It is funny how our mental and body state can affect our perception of drinking a beer. I haven't tried all three together but in recall I liked the Sierra's the best then New Belgium and then Sam Adams. Enjoyed your review!
That sounds pretty good and perfect for the warmer weather, Dale! I totally agree, dude. Depending on your body and mental state, enjoying almost anything -- not just beer -- can differ. I always try to make sure when I review beer that I'm in the mood to do so. I've noticed when I'm kind of down or tired, I have a tendency to not have the enthusiasm I typically do when I'm happy and rested. Thanks, man!
Cheers!
We had a mess is them in the pool last week , like it , you described it to the T . Prost
Nice, buddy! Yeah, for the price point and availability, this one was pretty damn good. Perfect for the pool, like you and your family enjoyed it. Thanks, man!
Cheers!
That's the 1st hazy IPA I ever had. Here in Sacramento California the 6 pack is about $10 or $11.
If it wasn't for that one I'd still be drinking only west coast IPA's
That's awesome, dude! If this was the first one you had, it's definitely not a bad one to experience. That price point is similar to NY, it's about $9.99 per six pack.
Cheers, man!
Yep, nope...you are not crazy. When Hazy Little Thing hit the shelf, it was a little light. Recent cans i have had, have been bursting with flavors.
The last can i had of Sam Adams NEIPA was very bad. I dont think it was an off batch, i think it has been macroed. A reason for this, might be...Canada is now getting this beer now, and they might have moved production of this beer somewhere else. But, this is only a guess, i got no idea.
That's good to hear, as the first few cans I had of this were definitely underwhelming. This can was much better. I can't speak too much to the quality of Sam Adams NEIPA, as I've only had that three or four times, but I didn't notice a huge dropoff when I did the live beer review with Nick and Jesse a while back. I'll take your word for it, though.
Cheers, RoYP!
Great review
Thank you! Much appreciated.
Cheers!
Yea that ones actually pretty good. It was easy to find for a couple months around here. Haven't seen it in a while though. Either way been drinking nothing but OtherHalf lately. Haven't tried the Voodoo or Sam Adams yet though, the only IPA I've tried from them was Rebel.
Sounds the same as me, Nicholas, haha! Other Half FTW! It's really fun to grab beers like this and drink them once in a while. Lighter on the wallet ... and pretty damn solid to boot. I'd be curious to hear your opinion on the Voodoo Ranger or Sam Adams NEIPA if you ever give 'em a go.
Cheers, dude!
So months ago I hit up my local Trader Joes and grabbed this and the Juicy Hazy Voodoo Ranger offerings. At that time I preferred the Ranger over the SN Hazy. My nephew brought a six pack of this down for the 4th of July weekend and it was a much better " perceived " beer IMHO. It's great little QPR that gets the job done.
Cheers,
Based on this specific can, it was definitely better than cans I've previously had. Not sure if they tweaked the recipe, or the recent batches have been better in general, but the improvement was noticeable. I totally agree that this beer gets it done, and considering the price point and availability, it's a good grab. Thanks for the comment, Bud!
Cheers!
1)HAZY 2)Voodo 3)Sam's, actually no on the Sam's👎 greetings from the Mojave Desert CA.. we do get Hazy fresh out here.🏜️👍
Thanks for the comment! I'm sure the order would be different for everyone, so it's nice to hear everyone's opinion on it.
Cheers!
I just checked my Untappd to see how I rated the big 3 NEIPAs...and I gave them all the exact same rating. LOL
I do like all 3 though, New England's are one of my favorite styles, especially among IPAs. Cheers, man!
LOL, Jake! Yeah, I have no issue with any of the three. They're all pretty similar, IMO, and for the price points, they're good values. NEIPAs are definitely my favorite IPA style, so it's fun to see so many available. Thanks, dude!
Cheers!
I found all three to be a bit tame and safe. Nitpicking as I would be happy to have any of them, but nothing exciting here for me.
I totally agree, dude. Comparing them to the Tree Houses, Trilliums and Other Halfs of the world isn't fair, but at the same time, it's still the same style. That said, for the price point and availability, I can't complain. I'd happily drink this without any issues.
Cheers, buddy!
We weren't particularly pleased with this ale, sad to report. We didn't hate it, though.
That is exactly the same feeling I had the first few times I had it, but this can (or maybe batch) was much better. Not sure the exact reason, but I enjoyed it.
Beer "know it alls" can be a little annoying. Actually quite a bit annoying.
I agree. I don't pretend to know everything. I'm still learning about everything in life, beer included. My channel is all about trying new beers out, and revisiting old ones, and giving my opinion. I always love hearing thoughts from friends and viewers. Nothing worse than acting like you know everything beer. I clearly don't, and I never will.
Cheers, dude!
@@averagejoe716 cheers , was just saying in general
No worries, man! I'm the same way, though. I consider myself more of a beer enthusiast/lover than anything else. Definitely not a beer snob. I've never understand why some people who drink craft beer feels it's their place to tell others what to like. Drink what you enjoy, and it doesn't matter if it's craft or macro, as long as you dig it, then that's all that matters!
Tried only two, for me it's: (1. Juicy IPA (2. Hazy little thing IPA
Nice! I think they're all pretty solid. Good for being from the bigger craft breweries, and the price point is great, too!
Cheers!
bruh how do people enjoy this? it tastes bitter as hell. I don't understand IPA's at all lmao.
I felt the same way you do now when I first started drinking craft beer about 10 years ago. I hated IPAs, found them too bitter, and just didn't enjoy them. Over time, I found a few that I really liked, and then one day my palate just loved them. It's definitely not a style that everyone will love, so I get it. I still have some styles that I don't enjoy, either. We all have different palates and tastes, so it's to be expected.
Cheers, Jordan!
Bro this are bomb I drink 6 pack .. the most I drink was 9 cans and it got me good.