Lake Placid IPA

Bottle: Poured a brownish amber with a nice head. The aroma was pine, floral, and grapefruit. The flavor was slight citrus, some spice, and piney hops. Overall, surprisingly tasty.

12oz bottle. Small beige head that leaves nice lacing atop murky copper body. Aroma is medium sweet, floral/pine, some caramel, orange, light peach. Taste is moderately sweet, pine, floral/orange, caramel, light toffee. Smooth medium body, resin, light effervescence.

Bottle, brown pour, nice long-lasting off-white head. Definitely doesn’t look like most IPAs....a more brown look and sense to it. A piney scent is strong here....earthy IPA aromas. Slightly sweet, slightly bitter...not a huge hop blast, but a good balance of sweet, caramel-type notes and hoppy bite. This tastes different from most IPAs that I’ve had, but it’s quite good.

Sweet aroma with malt, hops and spice. Good mouthfeel and viscosity. Spicy, flowery taste.

Bottle shared by OSCF. Thanks Todd! Pours hazy orange. Nose of grapefruit and pine. Flavor is dirty and earthy hops with a strong sweet malt presence. Meh.

Bottle shared by Dave. Pours hazy orange/amber with whitish head. Sweet malty version of the style. Decent citrus, but not enough. Perhaps a bit old? Palate not too exciting, either.

Bottle. Hazy copper-orange pour with small tight head. Aromas of grass and citrus. Taste is bready with grapefruit, orange, and caramel. Very well balanced, good mouthfeel, and great hoppage.

Shared by ucusty I believe. Pours a cloudy amber orange with a one finger offwhite head. The aroma is sweet, citrusy, malty. Flavor is flat and oxidized, lacks hop flavor, sweet malt profile. Flat on the palate.