Great Lakes Commodore Perry IPA

Bottle. A nice light golden color pour with a thin lasting white head , jagged clumps of lacing left , medium carbonation .Aroma is lightly toasted grain , green hop leaf , slightly piny and floral. Flavor is reainous up front , floral , and piny , mild hints of citrus , clean toasted malt . Mildly bitter for an IPA but just right for balance here , clean hoppy finish ,slightly fruity . Medium body , clean crisp mouthfeel , very drinkable , a quality IPA from GLB they never seem to disappoint .

Poured from the bottle. Pour produced a golden amber body with a large head of off-white foam with decent lacing. Aroma had strong floral and citrus notes, with moderate hops. Flavor was bitter (as expected), and the body was smooth and medium, with a slight sweet finish. This had a decent hops profile but certainly not on the level of an IPA. It’s a good ale, one that I would drink again.

Appearance: Pours a clear yet yeasty amber gold with a decent, 1/4 inch of dense off white foam. Aroma: Light, equal amounts of citrus, grass, melon, and honey. Taste: Sweet caramel malt and brown sugar notes to start it off. Citrus (lemon and orange) and melon and a very modest level of bitterness in the finish that is almost trumped by the malt bill. A bit of bitterness lingers, which I am grateful for, as this beer would otherwise be on the sweet side. Mouthfeel: Medium to full bodied. Border-lining on sticky. Overall: Solid, can’t say anything bad about it. Might be better suited in the Pale Ale bucket rather than the IPA one.

Well balanced IPA, with maltiness balanced by citrus hops, and a hint of a white pepper bite. Refreshing and very drinkable.

Dark amber/light copper pour very little white head ... citrus aroma not overly hoppy more on the citrusy side. Has a nice dry hop and ends with a spicy tart flavor.

Bottle. Pours an orange amber with a creamy off-white head that leaves some spotty lacing. Nice sweet, floral citrusy hops aroma with a bready malt body. Flavor is a nice full pine and floral hops that is well balanced and has a light lingering bitterness. Medium bodied, tasty nicely balanced IPA.

12 oz from Weiland’s in Columbus, OH. Pours clear gold with a small white head. Nose is caramel, grass, lemon, citrus, grapefruit, and slight floral hops. Flavor is caramel, citrus hop punch, finishing with tart grapefruit. Medium-bodied and enjoyable- sweet front, bitter back.

bottle, golden color with some white foam, aroma is very fruity, not much hops, flavor has fruity overtones with some hoppy citrus as well, finish is nice