The Hop Concept Hop Freshener Series: Tropical & Juicy
Brewed with Grapefruit Juice. Aromas of floral citrus and mango dominate this release. While the flavor leads with a burst of bright papaya, pineapple and tangerine, and finishes with hints of spice from the hops and a clean, sweet malt undertone.
3.7
163 reviews
San Marcos, United States
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3.9Slight haze golden color with white head. Tropical fruit dank aroma. Tropical fruit slight dank flavor. Medium body.
3.647 cl can @ home. Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma and flavour are grapefruit, caramel, and pine - with a bitter finish.
3.9Aroma is tropical fruit and big floral hops. The flavor is tropical fruit, malts, grapefruit, citrus and a slightly sweet/spicy/bitter hop finish.
3.7Can: pours clear orange with a white head. Aroma is tropical fruitiness and mostly citrus. Taste is fruity, lightly sweet, a bit bitter.
3.7Bomber from Von's supermarket. Fuzzy, light pungent tropical fruit and citrus spritz. Medium gold color. Thin citrus, light tangy tropical fruit, and very nice mid to final tangy hops. Medium body. Very pleasant.
4.012th January 2019
Hazy gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Smooth palate, slightly soft, decent fine carbonation. Soft malts, sweetish. Hops bring smooth pine and bitterish orange peel, slightly tangy. Bitter grapefruit as well. Touch of fresher orange on the end. Whisper of tropical fruits. Spicy bitterish linger. Possibly not the freshest bottle but there is still a big satisfying hop whack here. Certainly better than the disappointing New Hop Smell.
16th March 2019
Can. Fresher methinks. No change in fundamental character, just more juicy and intense. Good stuff!
3.9Fairly clear golden orange in color... Aroma of papaya, mango, grapefruit, tropical fruit... Flavor of tropical fruits, grapefruit, resiny citrus and dank hops... Fairly dry finish. Tasty
3.6Bottle:   Dirty orange, thick, large foamy sandy head, nice lacing.   Bright nose, but first thing noticed is slight alcohol.   Otherwise slight pine, citrus, with very soft fruitiness.   Seems more citrus and pine than "Tropical & Juicy".   More bitterness and less sweetness than expected.   Body and mouthfeel are moderate.   Strong pithy bitterness on the backside.   More pith and peel than I expected.   Good, but not as rich and sweet as I thought it would be based on the name.
3.8Pours clear amber with low white head. Aroma of pine, citrus, lime, passion fruit, mango. Taste is juicy sweet up front, mild resinous finish. Light and smooth body with soft carbonation.
3.5Bottle pour. Clear copper color. Mango aroma. Strong hop bitterness that finishes with sweetness of pineapple.
3.6Draught at the brewery. Pours clear orange with a medium, frothy white head, medium retention with good lacing. Moderate grapefruit, medium papaya and pine hops and bitterness with sweet biscuit malt and a dry finish. Medium body and moderate carbonation.
3.965 cl bottle. No freshness info.
Pours clear golden color with a large white head. Bursting hops on the nose, pine, grapefruit, orange and some malt notes, lots of resin too. The name of the brew pretty much encapsulates the flavor; super juicy with tropical fruits like mango and passion fruit, some orange and citrus crispness, hops feel quite fresh too, strong bitterness, resin and caramel notes on the lingering bitter aftertaste, kind of oily palate left behind by the hops. Very refreshing and juicy yet crisp bitter brew. Excellent.
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3.822 oz bottle. Unclear orange color with an off white head. Aroma is heavy dank / weed. One of the most dank aromas I can recall actually. There's some grapefruit and other tropical notes underneath. Drinks fruity and a little bitter. Pretty good dank IPA. I don't think I'd have named Tropical and Juicy though.
3.7Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; light amber pour with a thin white head aroma has light pine biscuit, creamy malts, pineapple ok stuff
3.8Bomber. Pours a clear orange color with a large white head. A nice sweet biscuit and citrus nose. The flavor is mild bitterness, citrus, sweet, perfume. Quite nice.
4.0Amber with medium off-white head Mild hoppy aroma Good hoppy bitterness on the mildly sweet malty background. Hoppy bitter aftertaste.
3.8Bottle from Whole Foods Market in Redwood City, CA. Aroma is tropical fruits, tropical weed, dank citrus. Taste is smooth / fruited malty backbone with with a grapefruit peel finish. Pretty balanced with a nice bitter finish.
3.9Tap at Cap Hop. Pours brassy gold with a white head. Aroma is lightly juicy and papaya and citrus. Med body at least. Flavor is juicy, bitter, citrus, papaya and maybe some pineapple acidity. Lots going on here. Nice level of malt support. Going bitter grapefruit as time goes on. Maybe that was the acidity. Very tasty stuff.
3.9Draft at Cork & Cask. Clear golden color. Light fruit aroma. Taste is really nice bittersweet resiny fruit.
3.6On tap at the brewery pours out a golden topped with a white head. Nose is rich malts citrus pine hops and some spice. Taste is more of the nice hop mix and plenty malts.
3.40,7 litre Bottle from BevMo Oceanside. Golden with little white head. Tropical aroma. Too much bitterness for my liking.
3.5Bomber from Trader Joe's. Medium golden in color with traces of amber. Sweet floral nose. An almost candy scent to it. Lightly sweet up front. Some syrupy notes to it like honey. Smooth with a grapefruit peel finish. Good drinkable brew.
3.9On tap at the brewery. Clear amber. Nose is dry hops, grass. Tastes dry hops, big pine, melon, papaya. Good stuff.
4.0Golden with a white head - Fruity hop aorma - malt body to support a hop flavour that has a lot of fruity flavours, with tropical fruits and citrus fruits with bitterness - The hop flavours goes into the finish with nice bitterness - This was good
4.1On tap at Newport Pizza & Ale House, San Diego. Pours hazy orange, medium white head. Hoppy, citrus, grapefruit, tropical fruit, some pine. Some sweetness, lasting bitter finish. Medium bodied. Nice one, better than expected.
3.7GG, Seattle. Thick foam on a rich, dark orange. Classic, pretty IPA appearance. Rich, juicy perfume with an earthy pine resin edge. Mouth watering juicy hops. Finely put together and delicious. Quenching, easy to drink. Mint-edged hop finish with stronger, slightly sweet, malt backend. Solid.
3.0Pours a cloudy yellow color with a overripened fruit aroma. Taste is guava, melon and light pineapple. This beer is as advertised, tropical with a nice drinkability. Little floral bitterness throughout that dissipates quickly.
3.7Bomber. Lightly clouded honey golden. A thick white head that leaves sticky lacing. All kinds of tropical and citrus stuff going on. Grapefruit bitterness and sweeter mango that is almost pulpy. Carbonation is frothy in the mouth. Finish is sweet and malty. Good stuff.
3.9Golden color with a white head. Fresh piney hop aroma. Sticky fresh piney and lightly tropical fruit hop flavors.
Notes: On tap at Lost Abbey Confessional Feb ’17)
3.7Hazt straw pour with frothy, off-white head. Fruity and hoppy’complex, I wouldn’t give this if it didn’t deserve, and my wife wasn’t grandstanding! Cheers!