Zero Gravity Conehead IPA
Our single-hopped Wheat IPA. This beer was launched as part of our I.P.April– a month long celebration of hoppy brews–and we decided to brew it with a different hop each year. Until we brewed it with Citra and then, well, we never turned back. Completely satisfyingly awesome in its crispiness and over-all well-rounded hopaliciousness. This beer might just be your Rushmore.
3.7
198 reviews
Burlington, United States
Community reviews
Hazy gold pour. Thin foam. Citrus nose. Flavor of sweet citrus juice. Bitter pith and zest palate. Medium carbonation.
Guava nose. Hazy golden, thick sticky head. Lemongrass. Medium body, easy carbonation.
Had this from a can at a relative’s house. Light color pour, no major foam/head, light IPA scent and taste, probably a good summer IPA. Recommended by the local store as a good IPA from a local brewery. No bitter aftertaste and probably would have been good with some various cheeses I had later in the day
Delicious malty / nice - get this one for the non IPA drinkers seeking conversion. Good to great in the can here in RI.
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Draft pour at Moon Bar in Boston. Poured a slightly hazy orange color with a medium sized foamy white head. Aroma was pleasant juicy notes, tangerines. Flavor was nice zesty orange. Mild bitterness. Really nice.
16oz can from Joe Canals in Egg Harbor Township with a can date of 2 1/2 months ago. Hazy pour. Aroma is light, tangy fruity, with some grapefruit and lemon zest. Taste is stronger and hoppier; mango, grapefruit, light grains, pale malts, and some lemon zest. Not too deep. Finishes tangy fruity. 13.6
Cask at GBBF 2014, Olympia London. Pours light golden with a white head. Aroma: sweet tropical fruit. Taste: light to medium sweet, tropical fruit, wheat. Light to medium body with soft carbonation.
Draft at Misconduct. Very cloudy pale orange with soapy off-white foam. Juicy and bitter. Notes of grassy orange, cantaloupe, pineapple, and mossy pinecones. Medium body. Easy drinking. Flavors feel fresh.
I had it from the can. The aroma is citrus, pine hops, and wheat. The taste is orange, hops, grass, bread, and grapefruit. It's refreshing and flavorful.
Can. Orange golden wth edium white head. Aroma of wheat, spices, tangerines. Refreshing taste again with oranges, zest, spices. Frsh, hoppy, tasty.
Can. Hoppy aroma and taste, wheat malty notes, citrus fruit, medium bitter. Medium body, hoppy and malty bitter finish. Good.
Fruit flavors that are well blended together. Average maybe a little bit above average beer. Looking at the high ratings I am kind of puzzled maybe I had an old can. There is a date on the bottom of the can that I have trouble reading. Go and figure.
Tall can.
Mostly clear gold body with a white head.
Citrus and pine resin in the aroma.
The flavor is well balanced with ample bitterness and smooth underlying sweetness.
Pleasantly drinkable.
Can from Joe Canal’s. Pale golden with thick frothy white head. Pine and grass aroma. Initially citra hop kick but mellows into a really round but flavorful finish. Really good VT IPA
Real good IPA. Fresh and smooth. Drank it 21 days after canning date. Ranks with other VT IPAs. It’s a little less pricey because of the 5.7 ABV. IDK about it being called a white beer. Will buy again.
Pint can, poured clear light golden with huge white head. Medium bodied. Piney aroma with citrus underneath. Taste starts off with citrus sweetness, then moves to resin and finishes peppery mildly bitter.
16oz can pours out light hazy golden topped with a white head. Nose is citrus hops some pineapple pine and a cereal malt. Taste is more citrus hops mango cereal and a touch of spice.
Poured a mostly clear gold. Aroma was floral hops, grapefruit, and orange. It was very smooth and crisp. It was bitter, but balanced by a nice malt sweetness. Very drinkable.
16 oz can from Halftime. Medium golden, mildly cloudy. Grainy aroma with some tropical fruit notes. Taste brings fruity sweetness with an underlying bitterness, pineapple, mango. Pilsener malts and wheat make for .an odd combination
Pours golden yellow, fruity, slightly sweet aroma, weak but fruity taste, some hops at the end, ok, tap.
DATE: November 21, 2019... OCCASION: Thursday night relaxing after hearing good things about Joey at his parent/teacher conference--he is a good egg... GLASSWARE: pours a nearly opaque, bubble-ridden body of dark golden orange... its head is as just as impressive, a thick two-finger display of car wash foam and fluffy arcs of spiraling lace that settles to a thick creamy topping... one good-looking beer... pineapple, mango, dank resin--a challenge to the nostrils, in that it rewards with bright citrus and buttered cracker balances out the experience... though it's not labeled as an NEIPA, this arrives with a mouthfeel akin to a milk shake, creamy and savory, with a smooth finish and a medium-bodied attack at the teeth... slightly oily, less chewy... this creates a great resin and citrus wedding, with mango, grapefruit, and a thick, refreshing orange juice punching in late... its dank resin situates this well within its genre, with enough hop and malt to balance itself without seeming mediocre... in fact, it's a rather large flavor for its ABV, though the wheat mellows it quite a bit... having this at a party some weeks ago, I appreciate that drinkable yet full-bodied aspect, and will look for more ZG products....
Hoppy initial aroma but not a great balance. Pours hazy orange. Green onion. Too much hop tang. Can.
01Nov2019 Juicy tropical fruits, ripe mango, papaya, pineapple, juicy tropical fruits smoothies. Hazy gold, medium, creamy, white head. Light bitter. More creamy tropical fruits, mango and papaya smoothie, pineapple, soft carbonation, medium bodied. Very nice. Can from St. Gambrinus Beer Shoppe.
light citrus aromas. gold and lightly hazy in color with great head. taste is of citrus especially grapefruit, light pine
Can. Amber beer with a cream head. Light grapefruit aroma. Grapefruit and orange flavor with light malt. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Grapefruit and light orange linger with light malt and light wheat.
From a 12 fl oz can dated 07/23/19. Cloudy looking light amber gold appearance with modest foamy white head. Hoppy aromas of citrus, tropical fruit, and herb or more specifically white pepper. Also a sourdough note. Medium and smooth mouthfeel. Sweet at first and then the zestiness of the citrus, pineapple, and pepper come up behind with a clean but mild-moderate bitter ending.
Pours hazy gold with a moderate white foam. Aroma is light citrus and a touch of pine hop. Taste is a smooth citrus hop, moderate bitterness but so smooth. Bitterness is not over the top and you can crush the crap out of this.
440ml can at home. Pours a murky yellow gold with a thin white head. Aroma is tropical fruit and grapefruit. Flavour is the same but a little thin due to the wheat. Nice refresher but not a heavyweight IPA.
12oz can. Pours golden amber with a white head. Easy drinking IPA with notes of pine and lemon. Not bad.