Had this on cask at Rock Bottom in Atlanta. It sent me here to rate it. Poured a slightly hazy dark amber with a small white head. Aroma of pine, citrus and some vanilla (?). Flavor was excellent. Mouthfeel was creamy, which set up the muted grapefruit flavor, that was excellently backed by malt balance. Finish was piney. Medium body with soft carbonation.

Hazy copper with good, creamy beige head / Nose of burnt sugar / Light to medium body, some creaminess, light hops and decent finish / Overwhelming flavor of burnt sugar, with dry hop notes / A very pleasant beer, but it’s not an ipa. More of a Vienna lager with a touch of hops.

Not bad but not spectacular either. I had the regular and the cask version, and the cask version was a definite improvement. It’s kind of toned down though. I didn’t get a lot of hops out of this, for it to be an IPA. I did detect a pleasant vanilla character in this beer, especially in the cask one. If this is the most aggressive brew in the house, then they need to hand out booster seats at the door. A kiddie IPA for sure.

Draft at Downtown Chattanooga location Very English, as contrasted to the place mat description. Clearly outshined by the 375 that followed, just a bit too safe in the bitterness.

cask-pours a rich retaining light tan head and copper color. Aroma is medium malt, some citrus/earthy hops. Taste is medium malt, some citrus/earthy hops, some bitter. Soft carbonation.