Troon Brewing Disproportionate | Hazy IPA New Jersey

Technical Details

Tasting Profile

Troon Brewing’s Disproportionate arrives in the glass with that unmistakable hallmark of the Hopewell, New Jersey cult brewery: a densely opaque, golden-amber body with a pillowy, slow-fading white head that clings to the sides of the glass with satisfying persistence. The nose is an exuberant showcase of Troon’s signature dry-hop intensity — expect a layered bouquet of ripe tropical mango, fresh-cut pineapple, zesty mandarin peel, and a whisper of fresh-baked dough underpinning the whole arrangement. On the palate, the mouthfeel is lush and almost creamy in texture, a hallmark of Troon’s unfiltered, small-batch process.

The sweetness is restrained and well-integrated, never cloying, while the bitterness is soft and complementary rather than assertive — allowing flavours of stone fruit, white grape, and a faint grassy-resinous hop oil to carry through to the mid-palate. The finish is clean and lingering, with a gentle citrus warmth. Disproportionate is supremely drinkable and rewards immediate enjoyment, though its robust hop character may evolve interestingly over short-term cellaring. More details and community ratings can be found on the beer’s Untappd profile.

Food Pairing

Troon Brewing Disproportionate pairs beautifully with a Thai green curry — its tropical fruit character and soft bitterness harmonise with lemongrass, coconut milk, and fresh chilli heat. Equally rewarding alongside a creamy burrata with heirloom tomatoes and fresh basil, where the hazy, fruit-forward nature of the Troon Brewing Disproportionate cuts through the richness while amplifying the dish’s brightness.

Troon Brewing Disproportionate