Sierra Nevada Harvest

Hoppy, some malty hints. Color is golden/amber. Tasted some orange peel/grapefruit and spices. It had the distinctive Sierra Nevada taste.

Appearance is what one would expect from an IPA with the light amber body and a thin tan head. Multi sized bubbles. This beer is well hopped and tart with a nice dose of fruit and floral notes. Pine and grapefruit. Good balance.

From 24oz bottle to tulip glass. Poured with a frothy light almost tan head and leaves a lovely lace on the glass. Color is dark orange somewhat copper colored and a bit cloudy. Aroma is of fresh hops. Taste is balanced with plenty of hop character. The hops taste very fresh and green. This is an exceptional fresh hop ale, with just the right amount of hop flavor.

(from notes) Very good stuff. Solid, balanced, drinkable brew with more flavorful hop character. Heavy resinous and floral notes. More balanced than many fresh hop/"hop heavy" beers. Can’t beat the price on SN bombers, too!

24 oz. bottle from Wine Warehouse in Charlottesville. Pours a straightforward brown with huge head and major lacing. Bitter piney hops aroma. Very sweet hoppy taste with a VERY strong grapefruit vibe.

bottle for wooden keg biotch. pours hazy orange with red and brown edges. nice fluff tan head. taste is earthy like grass and good compost. sweet finish and slight bitterness comes through. smells like a good 7 iron fairway divot.

Draft. Pours a dull orange with minimal head. Sweet floral hop nose. Unbalanced hop flavor. Bitter finish was not all that pleasant. 6 3 5 3 9 Re-rate: Bottle. Pours the same color. Pleasant pine hop aroma and flavor. Some caramel malt.

Large beige head. Golden honey color. Hoppy aroma, crisp. Medium to light bodied refreshing, balanced, and good bitterness. Could have been too old.