Butternuts Landin Outrage Ale

Brewed by Butternuts Beer and Ale
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Garrattsville, New York USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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Tap at Rattle-N-Hum. Amber-copper coloured brew. Very thick white head. Aroma is quite nutty and herbal. A bit of soft fruitiness as well. Citrusy hops and a bit of berryish fruitiness as well. Flavour is loaded with herbal hop. Lingering citrus and a bit of prickly alcohol. Soft lingering caramel. It’s okay, but a bit muddled.

(Old BA rate - tap) Orangey-copper color poured with one finger of a white foamy head. Head retention could have been a bit better. Citrusy hop bitterness, with a slight touch of malt in the aroma. The aromas should have been a bit more pronounced for the style. What the brew lacked in aroma, more than made up for it in the taste. Great hoppiness--mixture of citrusy and pine flavors. Solid maltiness to back up the assertive hops. Medium MF, and a bit more coating than others in the style, but still nice. Very pleasant and expected. Nice level of carbonation. Very drinkable IPA, but aroma is lacking a bit

Tap at Daddy-O’s in the village. Poured a dark amber with a thin head. Light hop and malt nose. Nice malt base with some light hops makes a decent session beer. Malt seems to dominate the hop notes.

Growler fill from Big Z - I got this because it was the cheapest growler fill at the store, plus it was a rating - when am I going to stop doing that to myself? - anyway, this beer has potential - medium bready malt aroma, with some notes of rye, caraway, herbal hops - the flavor is a little bready and lightly sweet up front, but it gets dry and very bitter quite fast - the hops are earthy and flavorful, but there is a metallic character behind them that detracts from the enjoyment of the beer - this flavor is mild enough not to ruin things entirely, but the flavor of copper in any amount is a bit off-putting.

Great beer with bolg flavors and a smooth finish. Extermely drinkable. Renewing my faith in craft beer.

Cask at the Manhattan Cask Fest. Metallic aluminum and bitter hops aroma. Dull, oxidized grape skins and cumin. Dryish metallic hay and wheat flavor, bitter, tons of metal everywhere.

Draft at RnH. If some dude didn’t sit next to me reeking of cheap cologne, I’d be able to maybe smell this. Nice head retention on a gold body. Flavor is (jeez this fuckers cologne is all in my beer) sweet tangerine and tasty malts. Actually a better beer than I thought it would be. Lingering bitterness. I gotta move to the other end of the bar.

Tap at Press 195 in Bayside, NY. Deep orange pour with a dense off-white head. Sweet, yet soft caramel sweetness in the aroma with a touch of spicy orangey cascade hops. Very light, slightly fluffy feel. Lots of caramel sweetness in the base, which accentuates with warmth. Seems almost like dextrose (but it’s tap?) Some mild grain notes underlie the caramel with husk and diacetyl. There’s some light resiny bitterness that lingers, making it somewhat drinkable. Despite its lack of character, this stuff blows away Porkslap and Snapper.

Called Landin OutRage IPA, on tap at Rattle-n-Hum. Fresh, mellow aroma. Pretty dry, light IPA, with a touch of citrus.

Draft at rattle & hum. Amber. Lots of head. Some frutis and sweet hops. Not too bad.