Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA

Draft pours golden colors with fluffy white head. Grassy hop aroma and light hop bitterness for an IPA. Off flavors, maybe infection. Light in body with a caramel backbone. Not what I remembered and more of an APA than IPA.

Pours a burnt orange color. Lots of carbonation. Smell of hops and citrus on the lighter side. Soft texture. Spicy menthol like finish. Overall an above average IPA.

Clear gold pour with a foamy white head and nice lacing. Aroma of floral hops, pine, light caramel, quite pleasant. Flavor was floral hops, aroma, nice bitter astringency.

bottle-pours to a golden orange with a nice fluffy one inch head..aroma’s big pine, citrus and herbal hop notes coming through..taste of the same herbal pine hops, great balance, this is great, stands out from usual IPA’s but that’s very good..drinkability off the charts.paid 10 bucks for a 6 in jersey,a little pricey here, but its worth it...great IPA!!!

bottle. Pours a crystal clear light copper color, big thick chunky inch and a half head that sticks around and laces like crazy. Nose of earthy, floral resinous hops, some light notes of semi sweet caramel bread. Flavor shows middling bitterness throughout, plenty of sticky pine resin notes, some light peppery spice. Toasty, thin malt sweetness in the background. Palate is solid and full flavored, decent carbonation, some light oilyness. Clean finish.

On tap at the Jet Rock Bar at the PHL airport. Always a favourite, and to be able to have it at an airport bar makes traveling all the more bearable. Clera ambar with small tan head, nice hoppy aroma, hoppy but fruity sweet aroma and flavour. Balanced aftertaste.

Bottle from Lone Hill Liquor.. Bottled on 12/16/2008...Pours dark gold with a thin white lacing head.. Smells like pine and citrus hops with a little bit of carmel...Taste has some upfront hop bitterness that doesn’t linger with you or kick you in the face... Super easy to drink.

Bottle, 22-APR-2009. Beautiful orange hue with a white head. Perfect IPA with all it should have of pine and hop characters. Not very strong, but very bitter. This is a perfect IPA. I would drink it anytime. I drank it at the Tribeca Tavern. What an appropriate drink there. Only thing though, I had to ask for a glass! How can they serve world class beer, and expect people to drink it out of the bottle?