Jamieson The Beast IPA

Brewed by Jamieson Brewery
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Jamieson, Victoria, Australia

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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Bottle from Mane Liquor. Pours a cloudy copper with a thin tan head. Resin hop aroma with a balanced toffee back. Taste is very dimensional. Tasting a variety of hop flavours like citrus, tropical and also piney/resin, all while retaining the toasty caramel undercurrent. Booze is concealed, just a slight warmth in the bitter aftertaste. Great IPA.

Bottle from mane liquor. Solid ipa on 7%. Pine and citrus driven nose. Taste has that with a caramel malt backing. Nice bitterness as well. Clean smooth drinking. Great ipa ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Burnt toffee aroma. Nice strong bitterness upfront. Toasty caramel flavours with a little piney hop. Bitter but balanced with the sweet. Nice.

Poured with a three- to four-finger off white head that subsided to two fingers then collapsed to a thin line of bubbles. A clean golden amber with moderate carbonation that laced OK. Aroma of hops and maybe a bit of sweet caramel. Taste dominated by hops - bitter hops hits up front then continues right through. Medium body. Long not-so-smooth bitter finish. Overall too bitter (for me).

On tap at the Brewery. Served amhazy dark copper color with a good head that fades slowly with nice lacing. Aroma of pine and citrus, some caramel and bit of grain in the background. Taste has an initial nip of pine, then some caramel sweetness with some grain. Nice bitterness throughout and a dry finish. Medium body, crisp, smooth and refreshing. Nicely balanced. An enjoyable beer, a nice Australian IPA. good for a few.

Pours thick, cloudy copper with decent foam. Aroma is thick with wet hops. Flavour is dominated by hops

Pleasant yellow poor with an attractive orange tinge. No significant head. Nice intense bitterness at the start with a sweet smooth caramel like finnish.

This lovely copper beer gives off aromas of grapefruit and mandarin, which give way to toffee and milk arrowroot. The hops are more dominant in the mouth with a big whack of grapefruit settling on the rear of the tongue and only slight hints of caramel amidst a quite oily texture.

Best example of an Australian IPA out there. Good copper color, big citrus nose with toffee malt backbone. Well carbonated and good oily residue. Backbone is a little more obvious in the mouth but still a solid beer. Hard to find now.

Bottle- lovely citrus hop aromas, full bodied, with strong bitterness and a hint of alcohol in the mouthfeel and finishing with a refreshing hop bitterness. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone