Full Sail IPA

Brewed by Full Sail Brewing Company
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Hood River, Oregon USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

A very fine beer. Excellent color, easy drinking for us hopheads. Tastes like hops in a glass. Great summer beer. Full Sail can not make a bad product!

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Nice aroma. Strong hop profile. Fruity esters.

slightly hazy orange amber, thin white head, medium-full body, medium carbonation.

aroma: piney citrusy hops, caramel pale malt, and some yeast esters.

taste: pale and caramel malts, chocolate malt, floral piney citrus leafy hops.

good flavors and well-balanced.

The clarity on this beer is exquisite! Fery pleasant Noble Hop Aroma. A decent Hop flavor and the IBU bitterness is appropriatly balanced by the Malt. Overall a find engish IPA. I prefer a little more HOP flavour and IBU such as u get with an american IPA. But this is good nonetheless.

Sampled this one on draught at the brewery in Hood River, OR. This beer pours to a bright, deep golden to orange color, with a tall white head, and a good bit of carbonation. The nose on this beer is very fragrant, with big aromas of citrus, lemon, and pine. The palate is firm, with good, crisp, pale pale malt flavors. This beer finishes with more good pale malt up front, then ends with a very zesty, and bitter citrus/pine hop bite that lingers. A classic example of AIPA, that showcases hop aromas and bitterness wonderfully.

floral, red, aminimal head, tan foam, medium sweetness, medium bitterness for an IPA, full body, long finish,

UPDATED: MAY 27, 2008 If you read my profile, you’ll see that I list my favorite beer style as IPA. To be specific, uber-hoppy American IPAs are my favorite. This one is a shining example of why that is. It pours an orangy-amber with a medium sized head with medium persistence. Pretty lacing is left on the edges of the glass as the beer is drunk. Nose is sweet and floral with notes of wood and spices. Flavor is distinctly woody and absolutely delicious bitter-hoppy with notes of herbs and spices with just a slight hint of bread. Finish is hoppy and bitter but clean and tasty and lasts exactly the right amount of time. It doesn’t linger too long nor vanish too quickly.