Pike IPA

Clear bright copper body. Thin off-white head. Lightly sweetened hops with hint of sulfur. Taste is a little flowery and citrusy. Some crystally caramel sweetness followed by light alfalfa. Okay beer, one I brought back from Seattle back in 1999 so its good to visit it again!

On Tap At Pike Pub & Brewery Seattle. pours out a deep golden amber topped with a white head. a nice aroma of citrus and hops.

Strong toasted malt and light flower aromas. Smells of good whiskey. Smooth carmel flavors. Very light bitter finish but sweet malt lingers. One of the least bitter IPAs I have had but a decent beer.

12 oz bottle. Average size bubbly white head. Quite a bit of lace.Semi-hazy amber color. Aroma is floral, lemony, bready, yeasty. Taste begins with some orange, then some sweet caramel malts, then lemon, followed by a fairly hoppy orange/grapefruit finish. Very balanced albeit bitter grapefruit- refeshing IPA.

12-oz. Pours medium amber with a bit of orange highlight. Laceless, virtually headless, and looks still. Attack has nice tinges bittering, though, and the mid-palate and the finish have lots of nice herbal and citric notes. Miedum body and carb. Very drinkable beer that may be a bit too cold right this second.

via trade with Buck Dich - Pours a clear amber color with a small off white head. Light spotty lacing. Has a light citrus hop aroma. Flavor has some hop bite with some caramel malt to back it. Medium body. Very easy drinking. Not as bitter as most other IPA’s. Thanks Jordan.

Cloudy honey color. Smell of clean pine and floral notes. Big bold hops entry leads to a long and lingering hops finish.

Amber pour with smallish head. Notes of citrus on the nose. Flavor of light orange with grapefruit, toasted malt and some pine. Fihish is bitter, yet somewhat clean.