Lagunitas Sonoma Farmhouse Hop Stoopid

Brewed by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Petaluma, California USA

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

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UPDATED: JAN 25, 2012 One of the best beers I have had. Aroma is sweet and hoppy. Appearance is a perfect orange ipa. Taste is super sweet at first which pairs well with the aroma then slowly goes to an enjoyable bitter on the palate. Overall one of the best beers I have had!

Bottle pours an orange nice head. Tastes smells of pine heavy malt citrus. Pretty good beer sweet yet bitter. Great for price.

Pours a clear bright orange color with a slight reddish tint. Huge head off the pour but that faded leaving a nice small amount for the rest of the drink. Big hop aroma even though I think this bottle is about 2 years old. The hop aroma is mostly citrus, floral, and pine but there is also a good amount of malt coming through. Taste is very good, just enough sweetness to balance the strong bitterness. Still taste the fresh hops throughout and there is a strong malt backbone to hold it together. Very nice refreshing finish making you want to drink more. Great Imperial IPA.

22 oz. Bottle. Great tasting, affordable, DIPA. Fain sweet citrus scent. Pale yellow, copper, slightly cloudy appearance with a foamy head. Light/med body with a slightly sticky texture. Caramel sweet fronted taste that turned to citrus hop and a bold bitter finish. Delicious!

Bottle. Clear pale orange, not too dark. Decent head, nothing crazy. Aroma is minty and earthy, not overpowering. The taste is where it shines. Follows the nose with a blast of mint, pine, and fresh hoppy bite which finishes nicely. Almost feels like your tongue is coated in hops. Not much of a malt presence. If you're in the mood for this beer, it's excellent. A hop lovers dream.

Deep golden amber color. Cherries, caramel, pine nut and a touch of floral in the nose. Mouth is thick, rounded, excellent balance. The malt really shines, but hops are there just as much. Not an over the top IPA, but simply lovely balance with moderate bitter finish. Although I generally prefer hoppier ipas, this is perfect.

Poured from a bottle at the Burger Bar in Mandalay Bay, a golden color with a white head. Dominant sweet citrus aroma. Medium sweet taste with a light body and average carbonation. A very nice beer!

Serving temp was off so I didn’t get much aroma, however what did come through was very citrusy. Clear light gold amber body. Little to no head off bottle pour. Incredible hop body balanced with a stlight roasted maltyness. Hops are citrus in note, and slightly herbal. The malt and hop balance works well to hide the alcohol however it is present on a long after taste.

The notes here make it seem like they want you to drink this in the morming after a "big night." That is a little weird - does it have anti-hangover properties. Amber pour. Hop Stoopid is a dry and resiny IPA, full flavored and nicely astringent. There is lots of pine/grapefruit hop flavor. Lightly oily on the tongue. An excellent example of a West Coast IPA, and offered at a price that made me want to grab a few of them.

I get quite a bit of salty, briney characteristics from the initial taste. It then blends into a more creamy long finish. I quite enjoyed this beer.

The lens of a snifter reveals the crystal clear, amber orange hue that forms the body of this selection. Micro bubbles dance their way to the surface, gathering to create a subtle and creamy smooth head that lingers just long enough. With each sip, hints of grapefruit tempt the nose. A sweet, medium malt, with notes of artisan bread always present, not just for the nose, but also for the palate. A gentle tingling effervescence gives texture. No overwhelming shock of bitterness from the hops on the back of the tongue, just a balanced union of roasted barley, hops, and thoughtful brewing. IPA, as nature intended it to be. Be Hop Stoopid.