Moab Brewery Johnny’s American IPA

Brewed by Moab Brewery
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Moab, Utah USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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Fresh can from a trade. Really not bad but the finish let me down. Sweet citrusy hops at first but it finished with a long, flat bitterness. Light mouthfeel and palate but makes sense for the 4 ABV. Okay.

Nicely hopped, very drinkable IPA with a hint of caramel to balance. Decent beer.

Pours clear golden with a thick white head. Aroma has some nice floral hoppiness...citrus...orange...and light tea. Flavor has some pils malt and some spicy hop notes...touches of stonefruit and citrus. Mouthfeel is light and the finish lingers with firm bitterness.

It smells great and has a pleasant hoppyness that really surprised me taste buds. I would definitely drink it again, Thanks Jeff

Aroma - This beer has a decent aroma. I smell lots of hops with some pine and a little bit of citrus. Apperance - Has a very nice creamy white head with a golden amber color. Really nice looking beer. Taste - The initial flavor was a little bitter and acidic with a hoppy citris tone. It finished acidic and dry and had a piney overtone.. Very stong taste left after i was done. Overall - Not a bad beer. I would drink again and recommend. It comes in a can and it is very tasty for only being 4%.

16oz. Can: Aroma of caramel malt, hops, caramel, citrus, and a hint of grain. Poured amber in color with a small, off-white head that diminished but lasted throughout as a film on top of the beer. Lightly hazy. Lightly sparkling. Flavor is light to medium sweet and light to medium bitter. Tastes of caramel malt, caramel, hops, Earth, light citrus, and a hint of resin. Medium body. Average texture. Average carbonation. Malt, caramel, hop, citrus finish is lightly dry.

Tap at Beehive. Aroma is pine, some fruity hops, toasty malt. Pours a slightly hazy golden, white head dissipates quickly, some thin lacing. Flavor: grassy, fruity hops, transitioning into caramel and toasty malt flavors, a bit on the thin side. Light-medium body and carbonation.

Pint can. Poured clear, bright golden with a dense white head. The aroma picked up wet grapefruit rind and earthy notes over soft bready malts.. not a big IPA by any means, but serviceable. The flavor found light, crusty bread sweetness at the core with muddled grapefruit and peppery notes around.. finished with about the same stuff. Lighter-bodied and prickly on the palate.. just an OK feel and flow.. drinkable.

Pint can. Pours golden with orange hues, solid white head. Aroma of citrus, chamomile, and bready gain. The flavor has the same chamomile note, as well as a soapy character, graininess, and some citrus. This IPA needs some help. Would still take this over a macro.

This poured a darker yellow color with a white head. Aroma was a medium amount of citrusy hops and some grassy and dust too. Flavor was subdued hops, but not much malt sweetness either, a bit watery, but drinkable and sessionalble.