IPA Beer Review | Fat Head's Wicked Willy's

Fat Head’s Brewery has built a reputation for putting out bold, flavorful beers—and Wicked Willy’s is one that had me genuinely curious going into this review. In this video, I break it all down from the first pour to the final impression, so you know exactly what to expect before you ever take a sip yourself. I kick things off by talking about how Wicked Willy’s looks in the glass. Color, head retention, clarity—I walk through it all, because a beer’s appearance can tell you a lot about its style and quality. Whether this one pours clean and crisp or dark and brooding, I make sure you get the full picture. Next up is the aroma. I take my time here, swirling the glass and letting the beer breathe, pulling out the different notes I’m getting on the nose. Sweet, fruity, resiny, or something unexpected? Aroma sets the stage for the flavor, and Wicked Willy’s definitely makes an impression before the first sip. When it’s time to taste, I dig into the full flavor journey. I talk about what hits first, how it develops across the palate, and how it finishes. I also break down the mouthfeel—body, carbonation, and smoothness—because how a beer drinks is just as important as how it tastes. To wrap it up, I give my overall thoughts on Wicked Willy’s and where it stands for me. Is this a standout? A solid go-to? Or a beer best enjoyed in certain situations? I keep it honest and straightforward so you can decide if this one belongs in your fridge. If you enjoy thoughtful beer reviews that don’t rush the process, you’re in the right place. Get your beer on. 🍻