Wandering Haze: 6.5 – Taking another chance on Hazy IPAs to see if there’s a trend, and the answer is yes – Hazy IPAs are the way forward for the IPA type of beer. (Okay Milk IPAs too). There’s hops and bitterness, but there’s also a healthy amount of citrus and it’s incredibly pleasant to drink.
Price Average: $10 for 4-Pack 16oz cans
Website: https://www.ciscobrewers.com/
Trail Haze: 5.0 – Well we’ve recently had a fairly good lucky streak with Hazy IPA’s, but given the Pils last week – expectations are sufficiently lowered. However the result here is downright pleasant if a bit boring. It’s soft with a decent hoppy and bitter flavor, but nowhere near sharp. It’s easy to drink, but mostly forgettable and not really flavorful.
Price Average: $20 for 15-pack sampler
Website: https://sixpoint.com/
Big League IPA: 6.5 – There’s that ‘haze’ or ‘hazy’ tag again, and it might be there is a way aside from Cream IPA’s to make a an IPA style that isn’t bad. The beer her is juicy, got some hops but there’s other spice there too and most importantly it isn’t a bitter mess of nonsense. The only real downside is how short the taste actually is, in a blink and you miss it sort of manner.
Price Average: $16.50 for mixed 12 pack cans
Website: https://www.harpoonbrewery.com/