Delicious IPA....big on hop aroma and flavor. Piney aromas give way to undulating notes of citrus and fruit.....balanced by a rich malty backbone. Bitterness is not overwhelming and complements beer nicely.

Tastes likes it’s trying to be a big IPA with appropriate bitterness, but it’s missing something. Although it may not be the beer’s fault as I had a bit of a cold when I tried it. Pretty solid IPA.

Smells very sticky and sour, strong hops smell. Taste is similar to scent with a strong malt back. Very refreshing, but could be hoppier

Golden amber pour into off-white frothy head that mostly dissipates into light lacing that melts around the glass. Carbonated bubbles rising from the bottom of the glass into a thin swirling pool of white foam at the top. Heavy aroma of piney hoppiness and malty sweetness. Initial flavor of spiced malts and sweet citrus which is balanced by a lingering slightly bitter hoppy finish.

Having become so accustomed to the strength of DIPAs, I was expecting to be underwhelmed by this effort from GD. I ended up very much enjoying it. Pours a light coppery amber, with a good head and great lacing. Aroma has piney hops and caramel malts, and the flavor follows suit, adding a slightly nutty note. Crisp, clean, but full-bodied. A lot of IPAs fail to pull through on their promises of a malty finish and aftertaste - this one does not. It might even be a little too malty. When I’m going for a sixer of something, I’d take this any day of the week.