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pFriem Triple IPA (Picked up at Windmill Farms). A 4 of 4. Interesting hop profile on this with quite a lot of stone fruit and berry on top of tropical notes. So many non-hazy triple IPAs go more standard pine/citrus, and this is quite interesting. The body is generally what you'd expect, yet somehow manages to be a bit lighter despite the quite strong bitterness and faint touch of booze present towards the finish. Interesting and quite a bit different than many other huge IPAs.
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Oct 11, 2025
Talisman Brewing Hazards Triple IPA (Picked up at an Utah State Liquor Store in Salt Lake City). A 4 of 4. This is a big triple IPA that has what it should -- quite a bit of pine and resin in the body behind primarily orange candy-like citrus notes. The body has a decent bit of caramel malt sweetness to it, and the finish is moderately bitter and big. Not sure I'd be able to pick this out of a lineup of big IPAs in this style, but it does what it should quite well.
So uh.. my friends convinced me to join Art Fight last minute.
Still not sure what I'm doing but I'll give it a shot.
An art gifting game
Pure Project Perhops Perhops Perhops Hazy Triple IPA (Picked up at Windmill Farms). A 3 of 4. Like many Pure Project beers, this is just gushing with tropical fruit, though the "bigness" at 10.3% does seem to be a bit more present than you'd expect. Great fruity sweetness and the body has a nice softness to it, though the alcohol is a bit present.
OCs of a project that's basically cancelled
but I still enjoy them
just a fun exercise
I really need to practice faces in side view
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Ninkasi Megalodom Triple IPA (Picked up at Windmill Farms). A 3 of 4. Yep, this is a 10% IPA. Mostly tropical fruit and a touch of pine on the nose, and the body is quite bold on the bitterness front, and the alcohol is noticeably present. This is not unexpected, but it's definitely on the bitter side in terms of balance -- there is some malty sweetness to balance, but it's not enough.
