Requires
more ratings
Serve in
 | bottling |  | on tap |  |  |
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Exp. 586 - DDH Pale 5.5% As this little brewery tucked away in a tiny corner of North Wales continues to grow not only in size, but in reputation to boot, we're beginning to find that access is being granted to things for us unlike anything we've experienced before. When our hop merchant mentioned to us an experimental hop earlier in the year that would become available to us around late summer time, they had us instantly, hook line and sinker; and what better way to showcase this in a single hop, DDH pale ale? Exp. 586 uses HBC 586 - a still-unnamed experimental hop that takes those classic Polly's flavour profiles - mango, guava, citrus and lychee, but amplified up to eleven for maximum intensity. Perfect for one of our thick, flavour-bomb DDH Pales, bring on the next experimental hop!
Exp. 586 - DDH Pale 5.5% As this little brewery tucked away in a tiny corner of North Wales continues to grow not only in size, but in reputation to boot, we're beginning to find that access is being granted to things for us unlike anything we've experienced before. When our hop merchant mentioned to us an experimental hop earlier in the year that would become available to us around late summer time, they had us instantly, hook line and sinker; and what better way to showcase this in a single hop, DDH pale ale? Exp. 586 uses HBC 586 - a still-unnamed experimental hop that takes those classic Polly's flavour profiles - mango, guava, citrus and lychee, but amplified up to eleven for maximum intensity. Perfect for one of our thick, flavour-bomb DDH Pales, bring on the next experimental hop!
2.9
UPDATED: JAN 9, 2022 Can sample at a tasting. Hazy yellow with white head. The aroma has notes of herbs, spices, green, earthy. The flavor is mild sweet and bitter, green, spices, earthy. Full-bodied.
3.2
UPDATED: DEC 16, 2021 Can at a tasting. Cloudy yellow. Sweat, tropical fruits, marmalade aromas. Sweet, fruity, stale hops, overripe fruits. Medium-bodied.
4.1
UPDATED: OCT 8, 2021 Can from Indie Beer, Holloway Road. Pour is golden yellow haze with massive fine-bubbled white head. Aroma is Opal fruits, lychee, coriander. Taste follows suit - lots of tropical fruit candy, predominantly guava, lychee and mango. This is in parallel with some herbaceous complexity - chive, coriander, green onion, which add bitter notes mid to finish. A little chalky in the far end, but not too problematic. This is an intensely tasty pale, feels more like an IPA than a pale. Thai fruit salad vibes, so good.
We Want To Hear From You
Join us! RateBeer is made by beer enthusiasts for the craft beer community. Your basic membership is free and allows you to read all beer ratings. Click here to create your account... and give your opinion!
Join Us »
More Pale Ale - Hazy / New Englands By Style
Hill Farmstead Edward 100
Kingpin Tantrum 63
Siren Suspended in Mandarina 85
Brew By Numbers 5th Anniversary DDH Pale Ale 99
Deya Dust My Broom 86
Trillium Fort Point Pale Ale 100
Brew By Numbers 42/06 DDH Pale Ale - Number Six 98
Mikkeller San Diego Hazed and Amused 100
Hill Farmstead Edward 100
Kingpin Tantrum 63
Siren Suspended in Mandarina 85
Brew By Numbers 5th Anniversary DDH Pale Ale 99
Deya Dust My Broom 86
Trillium Fort Point Pale Ale 100
Brew By Numbers 42/06 DDH Pale Ale - Number Six 98
Mikkeller San Diego Hazed and Amused 100
About
RateBeer: Your guide to world craft beer.
About Us
Terms Of Service
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
Frequently Asked QuestionsFeedback
RateBeer Newsletter
Subscribe to our newsletter, RateBeer Weekly, a must for understanding new people, places and beers in worldwide craft culture.
By subscribing to the newsletter, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Stay Connected
2000- 2024 © RateBeer, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms of Service
