Forest & Main Kinch the Knifeblade

Brewed by Forest & Main Brewing Company
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Ambler, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Shaker, Snifter

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On tap at F&M. Cloudy orange with foamy white head. Floral, pine, biscuit. Moderate sweetness, low bitterness. Thick bodied. Not so hot.

Amber color with a small, off white head that left light lacing on the glass. Aroma of fresh, floral hops, pine, citrus, grass, toast, and caramel. Taste of pine, light citrus, caramel malts, grass, and some alcohol in the finish.

Clear amber body, thin white head, stray lacing. Nose is juicy grapefruit, grass, and a little orange. Flavor is less intense and more muted. Still dominated by grapefruit notes, but pale malts become more assertive. Medium body, soft carbonation, lightly bitter, lingering finish. I would greatly prefer this to be more carbonated and not on cask. I think the hoppy profile would benefit.

Draft at forest and main with Dallas. Pours an amber body with white lacing. Aroma is tart lemon, spice, resin and pine. Mouthfeel is cloying with notes of sweet resin, pine, and lemons.