 GregClow (2345), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Apr 14, 2008 Bottle via trade with piscator34. Hazy amber with a good sized white head. Aroma of toasted malt, pineapple, grapefruit and resin. Medium mouthfeel. Big, warm flavour with lots of grapefruit and pine, some tropical fruit, and a decent maltiness to back things up. A solid IIPA, a pleasure to drink.
mds (2111), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Apr 3, 2008 Bottle. Pours a hazy orange-amber body with a soapy, medium-sized, white creamy head. Aroma has fresh pineapple, grapefruit, cookie dough, and toast.
Alcohol is noticeable up front. Very hoppy as well with a yeasty component, some apricts, and leafy fruit.
Very good and sufficiently balanced.
MrManning (1449), London, Ontario, Canada
Mar 24, 2008 Bottle courtesy of Greg Clow, thank you sir! Hazy blood orange pour is capped off with an off white frothy cap, that lasts. Pine needle and grapefruit fill the nose, leafy fresh hops, lemon drops with cookie dough as well. Lemon and grapefruit pack a punch up front in the mouth with piney hops, cookie dough and a nice biscuit discernment. Quite bitter and astringent. Well balanced with perfect attenuation. Very well made. Thanks a lot Greg!
thepegjett (46), Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Jan 29, 2008 A - Very hoppy.
A - Amber in color, not much head
F - Very hoppy, this is a true IPA.
P - Very crisp and sharp
O - Once again Half pints makes a good strong beer.
paco (203), Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Jan 27, 2008 Bottle from trade with Piscator34. This is my ideal beer. pine hops dominate the nose, lite notes of citrus and something else i cant finger. Poured a hazy orange with minimal head. Some carbonation bubbles. Lots of hoppy goodness in the flavor obviously. Notes again of citrus and even more hops. Nice smooth bitterness to finish this off. Much better fresh out of the fridge, got kind of gross as it warmed.
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