hopIQ found 10 beers that share Boogie Monster's hazy and hoppy character. Boogie Monster emerged as a foil to Witchshark: where that one runs pine and citrus, this goes berry and grape. Hazy from the intense hopping rate, soft in body, with green grape, fuzzy peach and blueberry. At eight percent, scarily drinkable.
Similar beers ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.Similar beers ranked by flavour, not popularity.
A touch more tropical notes, drier, no berry notes — peach notes and juiciness as with Boogie Monster.
Structure: Very close — a touch less sweetness, a touch less body.
Structure: drier
Like Boogie Monster on peach notes and fruit notes — adds tropical notes, drier, but without the berry notes.
Structure: Very close — a touch less sweetness, a touch less body.
Structure: drier
Mirrors Boogie Monster's peach notes and juiciness — plus tropical notes, drier, minus berry notes.
Structure: Very close — a touch less sweetness, a touch less body.
Structure: drier
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