Redhook IPA

Brewed by Redhook Brewery
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Woodinville, Washington USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

Tasted somewhere along my trip through the States.
Very hoppy and citric aroma. Dry, carbonation IPA. Not the best, pretty dull.

Bland. Lacks the flavor of fresh ingredients. Tastes like a mass produced beer with artificial "IPA Flavoring" added. Bypass. Not worth the rusty red hook at the bottom of the keg.

A fairly enjoyable IPA that I probably am slightly nostalgic for since I used to drink a ton of this. Adequate bitterness and clean refreshing taste. Very drinkable not too extreme

Very good non offensive endian pale ale by red hook, smells of hope and citrus. I was pleased

Had this at the brewery. Again its a decent beer, just not my favorite style. Kind of watery and maybe a tad too much carbonation. Wouldnt drink it again usually.

Very light in appearance for an IPA. Light, clear golden, as a matter of fact. Its own description is pretty accurate. It’s dry, herbal/floral, and a bit astringent. Solid, but no complexity here.

Has a cloudy light brown body, with little head and a decent amount of lace. A pretty good beer but not too great. Hoppy and citrusy flavor but nothing too strong. Slight bitter aftertaste (grapefruit?). There are other IPA’s that I think are much better so I might not seek this one out too often. It’s definitely not a bad beer though.

Golden in color and clear with a decent white head. Smells of hops, cirtus like and not too grassy. Taste has the expected hop bitterness in a good proportion.