 BigMilly8 (353), Holiday, Florida, USA
Mar 8, 2008
From bottle : Pours a muddy brown color, with a finger of froathy bubbly head that dies pretty quick, and leaves big bubbles around the outside of the glass. Pretty good amount of carbonation. Big pine hop aroma, some malt in the background, but mainly big hops. Definite piney hop taste, with some slightly sweet malts, and some alcohol on the finish. Has a semi-bitter ending. Medium body with a pretty smooth ride untill the end, when it starts getting a little bitter. Piney hops and alcohol aftertaste.
Drew (2375), Kent, Ohio, USA
Aug 15, 2008 Light copper color, medium bodied, creamy smooth palate, great lacing. Actually, not overly hoppy, but a great sweet malt that includes some nice apricot notes and citrus aromas. TOo bad you could drink this like water, it’s a bit expensive!
bp (275), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 13, 2008 Bottle: pours a cloudy brownish-orange with a frothy white head, aroma is hoppy, citrus and some other smell that I can’t really place, taste is surprisingly mellow, malty and sweet. There is a bit of bitterness in the finish but overall a mellow and balanced DIPA. Pretty good.
Scauca (226), Lovere, Italy
Aug 12, 2008 Dark amber under a creamy lasting & lacing beige head. Very strong and complex hop profile over the American palette, inviting. Quite malty and fruity at the first swallow, then it explodes in a resinous very drying bitter end.
joeyplush (40), Boothwyn, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 9, 2008 Pours a cloudy, copper color with an off-white head. Citrus hops aroma, balanced with sweet malt and caramel. Chest warming alcohol finish.
nearbeer (1199), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Jul 25, 2008 650 ml. Hazy dark copper with a small, tries-to-last head. Molasses, caramel, resin, citrus and chocolate aromas. Flavor is all that plus some oak wood, walnut and light alcohol. Near medium body is watery, smooth and dryish with slight chest-warming alcohol.
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