It Came From The Haze
It Came From The Haze is a series of rotating Hazy IPAs, each with a new hop blend. Number 7 is here!
Series #7 is liquid sunshine brewed with Belma Hop Hash and dry-hopped with NZ Green Bullet and Idaho 7 hops. It elicits tropical fruit, citrus, floral, and pine aroma with subtle notes of melon, strawberry, and dark fruits. Taste the complexities of herbs and pine while you hunt Sasquatch hidden in the label.
FLAVOR PROFILE: Lemon, strawberry, and dark fruits
COLOR: Hazy golden yellow
Here are some of the things that reviewers say about Ghostfish Brewing It Came From The Haze:
Tropical fruit:
Many reviewers have commented on the tropical fruit flavors of this beer, with notes of pineapple, mango, and citrus.
Smooth and easy to drink:
Many reviewers have commented on how smooth and easy to drink this beer is.
Hazy:
The beer is said to be hazy, with a cloudy appearance.
Gluten-free:
The beer is gluten-free, which is a plus for those with dietary restrictions.
Good for summer:
Some reviewers have mentioned that this beer is a good beer to drink in the summer, as it is refreshing and not too heavy.
Good for pairing with food:
Some reviewers have mentioned that this beer is a good beer to pair with food, such as seafood, grilled meats, or salads.
Here are some specific quotes from reviewers:
"This beer is a great example of a gluten-free New England IPA. It's got a tropical fruit flavor that is so refreshing, and it's hazy. It's a great beer to drink on a summer day." - user @beermeplease
"This is a delicious New England IPA. The tropical fruit notes are so flavorful, and it's hazy. It's a great beer to drink with food." - user @beer_lover_414
"This beer is a bit more on the sweet side, but it's still very enjoyable. The tropical fruit notes are so flavorful, and it's hazy. It's a great beer to drink with food." - user @beer_nerd_123
Overall, Ghostfish Brewing It Came From The Haze seems to be a well-liked beer that is enjoyed by many people. If you are looking for a tropical fruit, hazy, and gluten-free IPA, then I would definitely recommend giving it a try.
