Bought a sixer at zydeco voodoo on Canal St. Wasn’t sure what to expect, but was pleasantly suprised. Deep hop aroma with some faint sweetness. The taste was of a floral hops with a nice malt backbone. A very straitforward ipa. Textbook if you may.

To me this one is on par with most ipa’s i’ve had. Maybe a little weaker on the hops than some but I kinda prefer it like that.

Poured a copper color with a hint of fruit and hops. Not quite as hoppy as most IPAs I prefer - came off more as a pale ale to me. Not the best IPA I have had but certainly not the worst.

Draft. Copper pour with a frothy off-white head. Definitely pine on the nose. Based on the smell I was expecting something more astringent, but this beer had a nice sweet tone for an IPA. Good solid hoppy finish.

Pours a clear amber with a small off-white head that dissipates to a small cap quckly and leaves a bit of lacing. The aroma is very well balanced with some earthy hops, definitely grassy, with some generous caramel malts. The taste lacked a bit for me as the hops are present but not nearly as well balanced with the malts as the nose would suggest. There is a fairly unpleasant bitterness that lingers through the finish. The mouthfeel is fairly light with lots of carbonation. This is an average IPA that just doesn’t quite deliver in the taste department. One and done for me on this one.