Caldera IPA

Nice, left coast IPA with all the fruity, resiny hops one could want and a decent malt assertiveness to hold it together.

12 oz can from OTM. Pours a strong golden orange brown. Medium sized off white head with a clear body full of small bubbles. Nose is intense with hops. Mostly pineapple and pine tones. Malt is nice on the nose as well. Flavors are a little thin at first. Hop flavors are nice but a little muted compared to the nose. Still good though. Nice mild happiness. The Munich malts seem to push through the most on the malt side. Nice creamy mouth with s nice very dry too with some bitterness.

Poured clear and copper with a one-finger tall white head and moderately sticky lacing. The aroma was well balanced between pine hops, caramel sweetness and some old bud. The flavor is on the bitter side, with pine and orange rind winning out over caramel and fruity sweetness. Average mouthfeel.

Pours out in a amber colour with a rich white foam. Hoppy, fruity fragrant aroma of pine and grapefruit eith touches of apricots and caramel. Medium-bodied with notes of grapefruit, lemon-zest, flowers and pine-needles with touches of mango. Long bitter finish of grass, pine and grapefruit with sweet floral undertones. Great beer!!!

Poured clear amber orange, citrus hops, roasted grains, fruity, little caramel, piney finish.

12oz can from OTM. Pours orange with a two finger tan head. Nose is sweet and quite well hopped. Taste is sweet and hoppy with a big pine bite. Decent tasty.

Sort of reminds me of a more heavily hopped version of Dale’s Pale Ale. A lot of tropical fruit flavors from the hops. Citrusy and sticky and tasty.

Can. Dark bronze beer with a strong off white/brownish head. The aroma is lightly hopped, and the flavour is deeply hopped and roasted. Overall a good solid well hopped IPA.