I always love trying a new New Trail. This is a collab with Old Thunder brewing (never heard of them) combining Broken Heels (a beer I love) with their False Kingdom. This has a tropical fruit with light citrus that leans towards mango, pineapple, very subtle other tropical fruits and light slightly sweet grapefruit. Just barely a hint of pine. Hoppy bitterness is light-almost +. Finishes juicy but with a little dryness to it. Overall it ended up being kind of light and unoriginal. Kind of your typical average style NEIPA. A bit disappointing since I hold New Trail to a higher standard but still decent enough. Canned 7/9/25. It is nice to be watching some hockey now that it is getting chilly. 🏒🥅🏒

I’m not the biggest pumpkin ale fan but I remembered having Double Zombies and enjoying it. Saw a barrel aged version so had to try it. This has a vanilla, oak, light bourbon, ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon and light pumpkin taste. Vanilla is stronger than I remember with the original and the oak is strong. Must be from the barrel aging. The bourbon taste lingers with some of the pumpkin spices also remaining a bit. As I finish and it warms the vanilla and oak come back out taking back over. I think they took the original and improved by barrel aging. This was excellent. Canned 7/30/25.

This one is tasty. It has fruity taste that leans towards cantaloupe, berry, pineapple with some light stone fruit. Bitterness is light. Has hints of malt with some oat present smoothing things out but very limited in a flavor aspect. Another winner tonight. This was awesome especially for a double. Canned 6/5/25.

The smell is citrusy with orange peel and a bit of lemon peel. The taste is piney but also citrusy (orange and lemon). As Mr X's review highlighted we also have a nice minty taste. At the end of the degustation some passion fruit notes appear. The aftertaste is fruity with passion fruit and citrus and also it is a bit minty. Nice beer overall, very refreshing and tasty. However the bitterness could be a bit stronger.

Nice citrusy smell, notes of orange and a bit of lemon. The taste is citrusy (lemon and orange) and there's a nice bitterness. There is a hint of sweetness. The aftertaste is a bit resinous, piney and citrusy. In the standard of the hazy IPA!

Had to change it up given my last beer. Waiting for the Belmont to go off. This is malty that has toasted caramel with a hint of nuttiness to it. Has some slightly spicy hops that are grassy and herbal. Leans towards the malty side but the hops really contribute well. Very good for the style. Especially for a brewery known for their IPA’s.