Grand Teton XX Sweetgrass Double IPA

Tall 1 Liter, swing-top bottle. Green Wax. Orange hue. Big floral aroma. Flavor is sweet with a smooth mouthfeel. Rather enjoyable.

Cloudy amber color with a thin white head. Hoppy aroma with a flavor of hops, citrus and some caramel. Nice balance.

A very sweet and malty brew. Lemony aroma with the taste of lemon and other citrus flavos. Sweet and sticky mouthful and finish. A little sloppy but no too bad.

Sampled at YEHA. Poured hazy copper color with beige head. Aroma of citrus hops, with a caramel malt base. Taste is of the same. Nice hop taste. Not over the top. Very drinkable.

Bottle. Sampled at YEHA. Poured a cloudy orange body with thin head. Aroma is light hops. Flavor is caramel, hops, citrus.

One of those you need to have a bigger sample of to really rate it. Small sample @ YEHA. Prety nice everall. Not much hops. Balanced flavors with some woodsy and floral aspects. I mostly got a balance of fruity hops and caramel malts.

1 liter, green waxed, bottle acquired in trade with jimbowood (thanks!). 2006 vintage. Poured a deeper orange color with an averged sized off white head. Aromas of citrus, earthy, orange peels, fruit rinds, and caramel. Tastes of citrus, same earthiness, and caramel.

Big ass 1L waxed swingtop bottle. This is more along the lines of an American Strong Ale that a Double IPA. A lot more malt forward in aroma and flavor. Snickers Bar aroma: Caramel, nuts, nougat. Some toffee Muted pine resin. Pours copper with a thick, rocky white head leaving very sticky lacing down the glass. Actually, fairly decent interplay of grassy, piney hops and sweet, sticky malt. Orange jam, toffee, a hint of bread dough. Hell... as this warms, it becomes better and better. Medium to full bodied and quite rich and creamy. Finishes with some zesty citrus and caramel malt.