Mad Anthony India Pale Ale

12 oz. bottle courtesy of bdigi66. Pours a hazy orange color with a thin white head. The aroma is moderately sweet orange citrus hops with a hint of the caramel malt. The flavor is moderately sweet caramel malt with a nice amount of citrus hops with an orange/grapefruit emphasis. Medium bodied with a crisp clean mouthfeel. This could serve as a nice summer session beer.

Thanks to Stfun. Amber color. Smell of citrus, malt, hops, caramel and pine. Taste of malt, caramel, citrus and hops. A tad bit watered down. Still a nice one!

A nice settle brew with a good potential. A good brew from a local. Has a good citrus aroma with a hearty balance of hops. Could be a little hoppier but the price here is good. Top 5 on my list from Mad Anthony’s.

Thanks for the bottle, dansting. The body is dark amber. The aroma is classic grapefruit and toast. There is also some peanut character. The taste has some peanut shells and grapefruit. A nice finish of toasted bread. A good IPA.

Bottle. Poured a cloudy copper color with a medium white head. Good lacing. Aroma is very strong with a strong citrus/grapefruit presence. Mouthfeel is fine. Flavor is bitter. Very strong pine taste to it, to a fault. Not a bad beer, but not as good as the aroma led me to believe it would be.

Amber with a white head. Aroma is a piney hoppiness, light caramel. Taste is a light piney, and citrus mix, nice light hoppiness. Nice easy drinking IPA.

12 oz bottle from my brother, Eric in Fort Wayne! Nose of ivy and piney hops; cloudy orange with a medium off-white head; flavor is pine, light hop bitterness, and some balancing caramel. Pretty good for a small local, not so well known brewery!

I’ve come full circle with this one. Didn’t like it before but now this seems to be a very refreshing well balanced I.P.A, sort of a lite version of dogfishhead 60. This is sold for only $6.99 at my local grocery store.