gilby (23), Stuttgart, Germany
Nov 25, 2006
fruity aroma, nice color! Lots of bitterness even for the style maybe. lots of alcohol, my tongue tingled after the first bottle. Dry and good. super hoppy (of course).
 ajm (311), USA
Aug 29, 2008 Super-dee-duper. Bottle from Wally’s in Westwood. Easily the prettiest IPA I have ever encountered: a deep mahogany readies one for a much more alien beer. A blast of sweet hops (alphas?), apple, cranberry peel greet the mouth upon consumption. A beer whose very existence demands celebration.
timsilvia32 (197), born in Michigan, North Carolina, USA
Aug 28, 2008 Clear amber pour, good whitish head. Malty, hop aromas let you know what to expect. A little bitey, but finishes clean. Kind of like a good version of their pale.
Pompey (20), Longmont, Colorado, USA
Aug 28, 2008 Copper brown pour with a moderate head on a clear pour. A nice caramel hop nose. This is what I think of when I think of big American Ale. Full bodied, but not that big. Lovely malt sweetness followed by full fresh hop blast. The hops define this ale. Balance is lovely as it hides the alcohol nicely. Flavor blast comes on a bit too strong but finishes nicely with a sweet aftertaste. Malts are evident, beautifully so.
daknole (679), Plantation, Florida, USA
Aug 22, 2008 Nice amber pour, wtih a whtish head. Aroma is citrus, floral and juicy hops. Taste is very hoppy and finish is quite bitter.
DrDavid (153), , Vermont, USA
Aug 17, 2008 (Bottle, 2007 edition). Spicy hop fragrance. Lovely hazy orange amber color, with light tan head. Tasty hops, but under control, and the citrus is more toward orange rather than the typical IPA grapefruit. An astringent bitter finish goes on forever. A very pleasing IPA.
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