Bottle. Pours a deep cloudy amber. Floral hoppy west coast aroma. Mmm Mmm good. The taste was bitter, hoppy, with a nice strong bite. My type of beer.

this is an awesome IPA. Full fruity nose, with a dark cooper color. Reminds me of Celebetion. A warm winter feel to it. Dry, bitter and damn good. finishes with lingering hops with a well balanced full bodied flavor. Top notch. If I new the alc. content I might add more points.

First in a six-beer sampler: an attractive orange-brown body hoists a thick white foam that leaves picture-perfect lacing in the snifter... floral, pine bouquet, bright, vivid and substantial... a bit of complexity on the tongue: hops surround and form a gentle pillow, but the weight is both palpable and palatable.... hops flutter as cirrus smears the glass; by mid-drink, alcohol is still imperceptible... malts are somewhat balanced and ends with a sense of fruity esthers...an above-average American IPA ad one I’d redrink but not to rerate (and to thinK: Fort Collins must be modest in saying they are "new" to the style!)...

12 oz. Clear orange-amber with a medium-sized, creamy and lasting head. Nice sticky, soapy lace. Aroma is grapefruit, pine and chocolatey molasses. Taste is great resiny-citrus hops with some malty cocoa undertones and aftertaste. Palate is smooth, light medium bodied, sessionable and slightly dry. Excellent, vastly underrated IPA

Draft at KClingers. Reddish amber with a bit of a foamy head, but it fizzles. Only a light citric aroma so the full-on grapefruit sting is a bit of a surprise at first. It gets mustier and dirtier as I go. Kinda that wet horse blanket thing going on. BIG meaty body. (#3002, 7/3/2007)