UPDATED: FEB 18, 2022 Murky OJ with ring that sheets. Tropical fruits, a little mango, pine, resin that lingers into bitter, all over a thick sweet malt base. Decent.

UPDATED: AUG 2, 2021 Can picked up from Beer Republic webshop, Breda, Netherlands and consumed at home Sunday 1st August 2021 listening to Snapped Ankles - Forest of Your Problems. Pours gold light haze with a white head, steady bitterness, dry, plenty of piney and resinous action, some sweet orange and a sweet malty undercurrent. Good but perhaps not quite as good as was hoping.

UPDATED: JUL 19, 2021 355 ml can. Pours clear golden color with a large white head. Nice resinous hoppy aroma with pine notes, grapefruits and orange, lots of caramel, some malts as well. Piney and really resinous hoppy flavor, good malty bitterness with a subtle caramel sweetness, orange and lingering citrus on the finish. A solid resinous hoppy DIPA.

UPDATED: JUN 6, 2019 Indie Alehouse Cockpuncher IPA 11% Glowing brassy gold with a thick off-white head of foam. Fruity up front then dank and citrusy. Full bodied with a semi-dry finish. The taste is rich and full, this is solid but does indeed pack a punch.

Top 5 beers ever for me. Fresh, huge hops and still a big malt body to balance. Aroma can be detected two tables away, really. Its bitter, very very bitter but finish is pine, sweet, citrus and juice. More than a one note double IPA, its a symphony or bitter and body.

500 mL bottle. More pine than anything else, but all hops. Pineapple. Also, pineapple. Good stuff.

Tap at bar hop. Pours s murky Amber brown with a white head. Sweet aroma with orange caramel candy. Medium body, medium carbonation. Orange, pine, lemon, light soap, metal, grapefruit... OK, astringent metallic aftertaste isn't very pleasant. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

This unique ale has an intense, golden yellow colour. There are lots of small flakes of floating sediment--quite pretty, like a snifter-glass-snow-globe. The head is thin but foamy as you’d expect from a high alcohol beer. The aroma is very strong, busting with floral and citrus hops, even at cold serving temperature. A sweet, dangerously smooth, and creamy up-front taste dominates, and a bit of dryness and hop-tartiness comes later. Think of this beer as delayed muscle soreness: you felt so good in the moment but ache the next day.

Big bouquet of spicy and piney hops. Taste is all pine with orange and grapefruit fighting for attention. A solid caramel malt backbone (and the 11 per cent alcohol!) make this a powerful beer, but the booze is well hidden. Well done, and I’m calling it a Triple IPA.

Bottle: Poured a hazy amber color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of soapy hops with floral citrus noes is pretty enjoyable. Taste is also dominated by soapy hops with nice floral undertones and light perfume notes with light residual sugar notes also noticeable. Body is full with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. I really enjoyed the soapy and hops perfume of this beer.