Sierra Nevada Harvest

On Tap at the Falling Rock Tap House, Denver 13/10/2008 Some malt aroma. Copper amber coloured and smooth on the palate with a crisp hoppy and slightly bitter dry finish.

Draught at Sorbon, Stockholm. Clear amber colour with rich, hop-induced foam. Rich grassy, hop aroma and grapefruit peel. I get a dry impression. Flavour is immensely grassy bitter, almost salty after, with a backbone of fruit peel. This got almost too much even for a hop head like myself. Mouthfeel is slick, oily. Medium sweet, big bitterness. Great beer!

This is seriously one of the best beers I have ever had.... The look is clear copper-orange. Little bubbles shoot up like tiny elevators. Three enormous fingers of fluffy heads. Rings of thick lace like a redwood; ice cream float head on top. It’s got it all. The hops in the nose are a complex blend of major oily citrus. Sweet flowery perfume, but a tiny, slight resiny pine. Beautiful. Some burnt firewood. The taste is a bitter perfume; sweet, but with a bite on the back end. Roasted caramel malts are crucial. It’s about the perfect IPA. There is a triumphant triumverate of sweet hops, bitter citrus hops, and roasted malts. [In flavor, it is very similar to Stone Ruination and Flying Dog Double Dog.] The feel is strangely bubbly and fizzy with a bite on the way down. Though this beer is really bitter, it’s beautifully balanced. A superior Harvest/IPA. Dynamite in a glass.

Unique and something everyone should try given the chance. The hops demonstrate a nice balance between hoppy tang/citrus and leafy green bitterness.

mamma mia che birra!!!,l’ho bevuta ieri dal Mastro,servita alla spina nella sua classica pinta americana. bellissimo il colore quasi arancio,con la sua schiuma bella bianca e persistente durante tutta la bevuta. al palato risulta leggermente agrumata e moltissimo "luppolata" direi anche leggermente speziata. per finire vi dico che è una birra da bere,xchè è veramente ben fatta!

Bottle. Pours a bright orange color with a big white foamy head. Nose is piney, dry hops with a biscuity essence. Palate is full and tingly. Flavors of biscuit and grass with the dry piney hop finish

Bottle- Enjoyed the wet hop ale, good thick head with a clean copper tinge. Fresh hop and mild citrus notes with a malt smoothness ties it together. Spice and a touch of sweet, a bit of bitterness at the end . Smooth, fresh flavors and really drinkable.

Aroma: spicy pumpkin, nutmeg. Apperance: transparent, copper, huge head. slight carb. Flavor: spice, long hop palate, Palate: a bit watery, nice lingering hop finish. Overall: ok, neutral watery hop IPA-style. actually nice for a Sierra Nevada