Scubatrip (315), Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA Nov 19, 2007 On tap at the brewpub, pours a rather clear golden color, decent head, faint aroma of grassy hops, though there were many other aromas in the air that may have prevented the beer from standing out. Taste is what you’d expect from an IPA, nothing too special. Not too bitter and relatively smooth to drink, went very well with the nachos. I’d call it a good one.
jimbowood (737), Athens, Georgia, USA Sep 30, 2008 draft at the brewpub. Best of the lot, but that’s not saying much. Mildly Hoppy. Nice, but nothing special. fordest (1778), Santee/San Diego, California, USA Sep 16, 2008 Pint at 1702 with FlacoAlto. Very fruity and hoppy on the nose. Malt in there too. Flavors were more citrus hops with grapefruit and tangerine and a rather floral finish. Pretty good. Beerlando (1352), Orlando, Florida, USA Sep 15, 2008 Handbottle from FlacoAlto. Pours a crystal clear, medium golden-amber color. A small, foamy white head settles to a patchy, bubbly layer, scattered micro-spots of lace marking the glass. The aroma shows bright, hoppy citrus notes of grapefruit, orange, and lemon over a light bed of toasty bread notes and delicate toffee. The flavor is the mirror image of the nose, a lightly sweet, toasty malt backdrop with a fresh blend of citrusy hops. Excellent drinkability and supreme balance without any annoying astringency. Medium-light bodied and moderately carbonated, this one goes down really easy. There aren’t many bells and whistles, but sometimes well-executed simplicity is best. Great session IPA. hopdog (4648), Lansdale, Pennsylvania, USA Sep 14, 2008 22oz hand bottle acquired in trade with FlacoAlto (thanks!). Poured a medium and clear golden color with an averaged sized head. Aromas of citrus and pine. Tastes of citrus, pine, lightly floral, and touch of caramel. nbutler11 (218), Phoenix, Arizona, USA Aug 29, 2008 Pours amber from the tap at Four Peaks with a white head of foam. Smells and tasts like an IPA, with little to distinguish it from other beers of this style. Very average.
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