Sierra Nevada Harvest

Bottle pours dark amber with a thin white head. Aroma is grass. Flavor is more grass with some sweet caramel, then finishes with a sharp hop bite. Overall this is just an ok brew.

Dark amber pour with a thin white head. Aroma is grassy hops. Flavor is more grass, plenty of caramel and grain to finish it off, just a bit of citrus. Finishes very bitter on the tongue yet not so much in the throat, more dirt. I dunno, this seemed a lot better last year and years before. Eh....

Nice looking amber beer with a thick long-lasting head on pour. Very hop-py scent and taste which make up for its average palate. All in all a must taste tester.

On tap at KSBF ’08. Amber-orange body with a small head. Nose and flavor sing with resinous pine and grapefruit. Slightly floral. Probably my favorite beer that I had all day.

AKA wet hop harvest
V - cloudy brownish orange color
A - typical ipa hoppiness
T - good hop bite, elevating it above most other IPAs
P - great balance

Reddish, with a high. dimpled tan head. Aroma is piney, floral and sweet. Sweet, smooth, and clean, with a long biscuity flavor note. Bit of hop bitterness stings in the finish, but it is overall mildly hopped. $4/22oz

12th release Harvest Wet Hop Ale. Pours amber with a thick white head that never completely goes away. Aromas of grassy hops and slight floral spice. Taste is again grassy hops and floral. It has a nice chewy resinous mouthfeel. A delicious beer.

Has a nice amber color to it with a big fluffy 2 finger head, with some lacing on glass. Smell is hops and flowers, taste is excellent and well put together. Very good beer.