Bomber at Jerry’s. Hazy amber with big, floatsam head / Interesting vegetal, caramel, hop nose / Medium body, bigger malt and hop balance, residual sweetness, with good, dry finish / Delicate, fresh flavors of burnt sugar, dry hops, weed, and grapefruit / A maltier double, but real good.

Draft. Pours a medium copper with a full white head. Excellent lacing. The aroma is a blend of piney, citrusy hops, and some malts. I initially was expecting a pure hop bomb, but that was not was I got. The initial taste is all hops. Very floral and citrusy, but then the malts kicked in to balance the beer out. Damn well put together beer. Based on opinions at a tasting, this should be their next bottled offering.

On tap at Rich O’s Publick House during RBSG Road Trip 2007.Cloudy orange with a white head. Nice spiderweb lacing. Resiny orange nose. Flavor is very orange bitter, lightly spiced and some pine. Excellent stuff!

22oz bottle. Poured a clear medium orange color. Head was thick and off white with good retention and lacing. Pleasant aroma of sprucy/grapefruity hops, caramel, and a bit of mango. Dry on the tongue with assertive hop bitterness that peaked at about 7-8 out of 10. Earthy, hop-dominated flavor with the likes of crushed spruce needles and more modest malty caramel and a splash of alcohol. This is a very good IIPA.

22 oz bottle purchased at The Keg in Clarksville, Indiana. Pours a hazed orange amber body with a small offwhite head. Medium body and carbonation. Pungent aroma of citrusy orange and mango with caramel and pepper notes. Taste is well balanced, with the bitter citrusy hops getting a slight edge over the sweet caramel maltiness. Alcohol is well concealed. Finishes with a peppery bite. Very impressive.