Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA

Bottle, Market Street in McKinney, TX. They sell singles.... Poured a clear Deep Gold, Off-White head with ok retention. Aroma of, well, hop’s, slight grapefruit. Flavor of Slight-sweet malt and citris hops.....Full body, medium carbonation....Not bad at all, but the 90 still rocks Dogfish head!

Pours a crisp golden color with a medium frothy white head. Aroma is sweet malts, some piney and citrus hipes, some pineapple and grapefruit. The taste is much more watery than I anticipated. Piney and citrus hops hit you up front with not much bitterness, and then there is a unique citrus tang on the palate. Not too bad, but it ain’t no 90-Minute.......too bad most batches of it suck.

i’m pretty sure this was my first from this brewery and led me to try all the others, pours amber/orange, the flavor is hops, it could be described as zesty, although it’s not as strong as the other IPA’s they produce it sure does pack a flavor punch, and is very accessible for someone who is getting into trying craft beer, as i was when i bought this.

Sampled at West Coast Brew Fest ’08 ~Pours a golden colour with thin creamy white head. ~Strong hop scent. ~ Rich hop flavor with a lot of sweetness. ~feels a little thick. ~I don’t care too much for this one. Feels to thick and sweet.

Had this at a Dogfish Head tasting at Jungle Jim’s in Fairfield. It was delicious, smells magnificant. It’s too bad this was the worst beer we had there, but it was good.

This is what an IPA is supposed to taste like. It has the right amount of hops so that it has a strong hoppy flavor, but it doesn’t twist your stomach into knots as soon as you take a sip. Probably my favorite IPA out there.

I ordered the 60 Minute IPA on tap at Fat Bobs Smokehouse in Buffalo NY. It has a nice golden color with orange highlights and a small white head that makes great lace on the glass. The aroma is full of piney hops with some floral and citrus notes as well. Like the aroma the flavor is strait up hops over a lightly toasted malt base. It has a medium bodied palate with a slightly oily texture. The bitterness of the hops lingers long into the finish making this a grate beer for hop lovers.

Bottle pours a clear golden color with a white head. Has a nice slight hop aroma including some slight pine in the background. Has a medium-light mouthfeel. Tasts like a nice well rounded IPA with some pine, sweetness, and some citrus notes. Overall a great session brew.