Knee Deep Simtra Triple IPA

Brewed by Knee Deep Brewing Company
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Lincoln, California USA

Serve in Shaker, Snifter

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Hops aroma. Taste is resinous grapefruit. Palate is resin on the finish. An okay double ipa, but not one I would go back to.

Bottle. Clear burnt orange pour with a white head. Grapefruit hop aromas. Very good mouthfeel with a nice body. Decadent grapefruit and resinous hop notes. Good layering and perfect balance with a sturdy caramel malt backbone. Impressive.

Rich maltieness and hop aroma with an arangy hazy color and little white head. A medium bodied sweet very deliciously bitter combo. Theres a hint of alcohol but the sweetness is a bit too much. Not a bad brew and the mouthfeel and carb is bout right i think.

The pour is transparent golden orange with a thin white head. The nose burbs the nostrils, boozey, oranges, grapefruit, light pine and some turpentine. The taste is high sweet and high bitter. The texture is oily and heavy with a long finish. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

I was hoping this wasn’t another Hop Stupid. How is it that a beer with this much aroma and this much flavor be so clear? Extracts maybe ya think. I hate extracts.......but this tastes so fresh and real. It has to be fake but it tastes real. I guess the only way to get this much HOP POWER is with extracts. Aroma is out of this world. Cloudy would have been a huge improvement. Light orange/yellow and clear as glass. Pretty much no head. Crazy delicious pine. Finish is dry. Body is impressive. Like a pale and not syrupy like many hop bombs. Raspberry, peach, pineapple, stinky,. This beer is a ROCK STAR it’s art comes out in the flavor & aroma. Like a song you listen to over and over I could keep my nose in this for days. The aroma of this beer could bring me out of a coma.

Pine bomb! Pours a slightly dark gold. White head with big loose bubbles. Medium carbonation. Aromas consist of pine, pineapple, green apple, and a bit of marijuana. The alcohol its well masked. Taste like it smells. Bitterly delicious.

Medium size head misty orange pour medium strong carbonation aromas passionfruit pine sweet malt mango floral touch the flavours piney hops grapefruit bitter passionfruit lemon very strong bitter good for ale floral tropical taste crisp alround the finish sharp aftertastes mixed fruit floral sweet malt and pine finish with a strong bitter lovely ale

Pours amber with a beige head. Aroma is caramel, peach, citrus, light alcohol and light grass. Flavour is caramel, peach, citrus, grapefruit and light alcohol. High bitter aftertaste.

Clear light copper coloured body with a nice, dense three centimetre tall just off-white head. Aroma of super pungent and resinous hops, pine, grapefruit and a bunch of sweet and alcohol notes - dominated by passionfruit and pineapple. Full-bodied; Sweet flavour at first of pineapple and resin with a lot of body and malt depth right behind with massive amounts of hops afterwards - dominated by pine and grapefruit. Aftertaste shows a ton of alcohol warmth, a lot of honey and other sweet flavours and more hops than both of those combined - literally bunches of hops in the mix, plus with the alcohol and body, this one really is extreme. Overall, a pungent and super hoppy beer, but with the name goes the flavour - triple ipa, and it lived up to the billing - tons of hops, but so much malt backbone to go with it; If you have someone to drink this this, you’ll be much better off, because one person alone with this one isn’t easy, and I can attest to that! I sampled this 65 cL bottle purchased from Texas Liqour in Carlsbad, California on 19-March-2013 for US$10.99 sampled at home in Washington on 21-April-2013.

Bottle 3 weeks old. Clear golden with a foamy white head that laces all the way. Powerful simcoe and citra aroma. Man I'm a sucker for simcoe, probably because I hate cats. Taste is powerful hop bite, lots of citrusy green hops. Resinous sticky mouthfeel with alcohol well hidden. Nice.