Trip99 (2), Tannersville, Pennsylvania, USA
does not count  May 10, 2002 Spoke with the brewers. OG is 1048. Centennials four times during the brew. Cascade Dry hopped in the conditioning tanks. Unfiltered, and a favorite of the those who like IPA that are highly hopped not over hopped.
 thehinge (224), Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Aug 21, 2005 An orange pour with an ample head. Laces very nicely. Aroma is bready and fruity. Has a malty, citrusy front end with a hoppy finish. This is a fine example of the style.
Guinness4Duff (464), Tallahassee (and Poconos, PA), Florida, USA
Jan 9, 2003 Nice and bitter, a great beer and one of my favorites
raymow (736), Bensalem, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 11, 2003 Looks dark like a nut-brown ale.Smells like a hoppy nut-brown ale. Tastes...nothing like a nut-brown ale. It's actually "super" hoppy - come to think of it, I'll bet that's how they came up with the name! Perfect for hop-heads (which I'm quickly becoming).
Admiral (524), Schnecksville, Pennsylvania, USA
Feb 15, 2003 Updated: Dec 2, 2003I like this sort of single-hop ale. Quite solidly bitter, with subdued floral/herbal notes. The malt isn't too obtrusive, but it's got a nice body. Deep gold, with a very scanty head. Note added 12/2/03: you can get this cask-conditioned at the brewery. It's wonderful, smooth and resinous/floral. Two extra overall points for this!
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