Modern Times Oneida
Hoppy Fruity Pale Ale [Admin Notes: Hop varieties have varried between the original draught only release (nelson), and the bottled relase (hallertau blanc)].
3.6
242 reviews
San Diego, United States
Community reviews
From tap. Pours clear and golden yellow. Small white head. Aroma is grassy, slight citrusy. Bitter and grassy. Mild fruity finish.
Tap@Bottleshop, Bermondsey - Light golden orange pour with white head and lacing. Light fruity and malty with some citrus tropical fruit, notes of lemon, pineapple, grapefruit, medium to light body, pale malty support, easy drinking apa.
Can. Hazy light amber. Just a thin head. There’s some nice peachy hop notes, a touch of honey, but also a fair bit of chewy malts and stale hops as well, so kind of a mix of good traits and less desirable ones. Decent body. Just a touch of chewiness, moderate bitterness. Light fruity hop. It’s an okay pale - the malts are a bit assertive and the hops not quite as fresh as would be ideal.
Grunt fill from Albertsons. Pale golden, hazy body, small ring of white head. Grainy, fruity aroma. Taste is dry and grassy, light citrus. Flavorful but subdued. Solid APA.
On tap at bittercreek boise. Pours out a crisp golden topped with a white head. Nose is grassy hops some wheat. Taste is more of the earthy grass hops some light grain and fruit.
On tap at the HandleBar, Boise. Hazy light orange with a full thick off white head. Lots of fresh hop aromas and flavors. Balanced and clean. Fairly agressive for a Pale. Quite good.
Pale golden with a white ehad - Fruity hop aroma - Malt body to support a hop profile that is fruity and bitter - The hops goes into the finish with fruity bitterness - This was nice
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16oz can 6/24/17 can date. Appearance: Light golden and slightly hazy, with a thick fluffy white head and nice lacing.
Aroma: Grassy hop dominates a light caramel and bread you malt backbone. A touch of floral and pine resin hops. Overall aroma is fairly low for an APA.
Taste: Very light cracker maltiness upfront, then a powerful grassy, resinous hop bitterness that stands out against the light malt base.
Mouthfeel: Light bodied with a moderate carbonation
Finish: Sticky, grassy hop resin remains on the tongue
Overall: Decent but unremarkable APA. Light maltiness combined with aggressive hop bitterness makes this feel more like a session IPA. Hop character is straightforward and simple, heavy on grassy and resin notes. Aroma is pretty subdued, but this is an easy and refreshing beer
From tap. Hazy yellow with white head. Very light citrus aroma. Medium body. Sweet and bitter taste but quickly fading.
Can.
A- Grassy, citrus.
A- Yellow color, hazy liquid, white head.
T- Bitter, grassy, pine.
P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, dry bitter finish.
O- I don’t know if I would call this sessionable. It’s pretty grassy and bitter and fairly full bodied for a "light" pale ale. Pretty standard by my taste buds.
Refreshing, another solid from Modern Times! Citrusy and light with a bit of a lingering aftertaste
Can. Aroma of citrus, pineapple, tropical fruit and fresh hops. Taste has citrus, grassy fresh hop, pineapple, tropical fruit and zest. Very nice.
One of the best APAs readily available. Modern Times continues to kill it. Best brewery west of the Rockies. Make sure to follow them on instagram. Their special release stuff is absolutely mind blowing.
On tap at Beer NV. Hazy light golden color with a thin white head. Bright crisp citrus with tropical fruit and floral spice. Light body. Easy drinking. Dry bittersweet finish.
16 oz. can. Hazy orange with an ample white head. Smells of light citrus and toasty malt. Tastes of stronger hops. Citrus. A little bit of melon. Cereal and toasty malt backbone. Nice bitterness. Medium light and very drinkable, though not the most aggressive profile.
People who are wary of West Coast ales ought to give Modern Times a chance. The San Diego brewery has a talent for extracting the fruitiest and most nectar-y qualities from their hops. Oneida pours yellow-gold with a fruit-forward lemongrass smell on top of lesser notes of grass and leaves. Bright, fresh taste. Stone fruit, lemon, juicy grapefruit, and crisp, mildly tangy green grapes. That West Coast dankness is here, but it comes more in the form of damp basil than in pine resin. You also get some bittersweet grassy character, yet it’s not to the point where you feel like you’re chewing on lawn clippings. Just a hint of cracker-like malt. Slick, oily feel. Dry mineral finish.
On tap at Imperial Taproom. crisp, enough body, flavors of orange, cardamon & corn. aroma spicy sweet. good beer for hot times.
Filtered clean pale gold color with a soapy white head of foam. Fruity citrus driven hops shine through on a light malt base.
Sampled from the tap at the Lomaland location. Pours a clear pale gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces slightly. Aroma has notes of tropical fruits, green grapes and a bit of flora with grains backing. Flavor has light fruits with green grapes and light grains backing.
pours clear and straw colored. smells of citrus, floral, and spring. juicy and slightly herbaceous. danky. elegantly simple. crisp and dry. satisfying. modern times does it again!
Can at The Albion in Kingston. Floral hops, strong hint of grapefruit, decent sweet-ish malt to balance. Nice.
Backlog, ocena przepisana z untappd, w ramach uzupełniania profilu na ratebeer. Bardzo świeże chmiele. Lekkie, nieskomplikowane, przyjemne.
Can. Golden clear appearance. Medium body and bursting with fruitiness.Hops in background. An all round excellent example of this style well worth trying.
Draught@Brewdog Turku (backlog). Slightly hazy orangeish golden colour with a small white head. Aroma is fruity, floral, some herbs and mild toffeeish notes. Flavour is grass, some citrus, fruity, floral and mild herbal notes with some slight bready and crisp maltiness to it. Easy to drink and refreshing.
Bottle from Beer Gonzo webshop, Earlsdon, Coventry, consumed at home Sunday 8th January 2017 Pours hazy light gold with a sticky white head, it looks good. A touch sweet, some cereal, nicely bitter. It’s a nice easy drinking, APA, soft mouthfeel, it’s got a nice buzzy bitterness, there is a little citrus vein in here, it’s good. A6 A4 T7 P4 Ov14 3.5
19th December 2016
Level 42 bottleshare, Santa is flying past below! Thanks to Fergus for the can. Light haze on this gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is airy and smooth, decent fine carbonation. Smooth and fluffy malts, mildly sweet. Spicy grapefruit hops, lesser skunk and piney citrus,. FInishes light with a citric hop linger. Nice.
December 2016 - Can share at 1 Canada Square. Many thanks to Fergus! As Modern Times Oneida, 5.8%. Translucent golden, still with a foamy off-white head leaving full lacing. Aroma is grapefruit, floral dusty vibes, pineapple. Body is smooth with tingly to spritzy carbonation. Taste is floral, grapefruit, dusty and dry, papery in a good way – minerally and dry. Quite nice. (3.6)
pint can shared in CW. Many thanks to Fergus for this one. It pours a clean yellow color with a small white head. Aroma is tangy citric and vegetables. Taste has cabbage lemon peel grass. Medium bodied with good carbonation. Overall, ok
473ml can. Pours slightly hazy golden yellow, dense creamy white head, nice retention and lacing. Aroma: hoppy, tropical fruits, citrus, grapefruit, floral. Taste: juicy tropical and citrus fruits, grass, pine, malt, finish is bitter and dryish, resiny and floral. Smooth oily texture, medium body and carbonation. Fairly decent.