 BabyJoe692 (109), Pickerington, Ohio, USA
Nov 26, 2007 Bottle. It has a moderate grapefruit aroma. Pours a golden-orange color. Good bitterness and Hoppy flavor.
johnadam2002 (529), Hainesport, New Jersey, USA
Nov 26, 2007 Poured amber with a small fluffy off white head. Light aroma of hops. Good hop flavor with some pine and citrus hints. Refreshing and crisp.
waolsen (1220), Littleton, Colorado, USA
Nov 23, 2007 bottle. light copper iwth clarity. thin head. hop oil and caramel malt aroma. light and crisp. a bit artificial in the taste. perfume hops.
Zinister (1199), Houston, Texas, USA
Nov 19, 2007 First Official Houston Tasting. Thanks to Kryptic for this beer. Pours a very honey like color with a very, very thin white head. Looks more like a sauternes than an IPA. Aroma is malt, honey and hops. Flavor is malt mixed with some musty hops that give off a good bitterness. Solid beer. Thanks kryptic!
crazyvin (1246), New York, USA
Nov 14, 2007 typical but decent IPA. Orange-amber body white head. aroma a mix of citrus, pine and some soap like qualities. Flavor was not too hoppy and well balanced out by a nice orange citrus note. Smooth in the finish.
NicerInPerson (337), North of Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
Nov 13, 2007 Updated: Nov 14, 2007The aroma wa s citrus coupled with caramel malt an estery presence of grapefruit and a grassy lightly resinous hops presence. The aroma was bready and nicely malty. The beer arrived clear golden amber with a white well lasting head which laced the glass. The flavor was nicely bittered wth grapefruit and citrus and a caramel malt presence which had a grassy hop flavor. The finish was dry with lasting grassy and citrusy bittering and flavor into the afteraste. The body was medium with a nice level of cabonation and a creamy mouthfeel. A really great APA. Deeply malty and assertively hopped. Pint at Great Lakes.
pintsize (1042), Austin, Texas, USA
Nov 5, 2007 10-11-07 bottle. Clear amber with fantastic fluffy head. Nice lacing on the glass. Nice hoppy aroma with hints of soap in there as well. Upon entering this, I realize it is labeled as an IPA and not a Pale, and I made several notes about how the palate and flavor were more similar to that of an IPA than a Pale. But, that would be redundant now.
beerbill (1919), Laurel, New York, USA
Nov 1, 2007 12 oz. bottle courtesy of a trade with DeuceDeuceOU. Pours a clear gold with a moderate white head that was gone before mid-glass. Light earthy aroma with some pine resin notes as well. The flavor was less earthy and a bit more of the pine. Light malt also detected. An ok beer, but not very memorable.
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