Sin City IPA

Brewed by Sin City Beer Company (Gordon Biersch)
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Las Vegas, Nevada USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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English IPA da microcervejaria de Las Vegas Sin City. Tomada no Tap Bar do Venetian, com cor vermelho-âmbar e pouca formacao de espuma. Aroma levemente cítrico, nao tão lupulado. Na boca, malte proeminente, com amargor leve, mais parecendo uma boa ESB. Final seco, levemente amargo. Boa breja. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Tap at Planet Hollywood location poured into a plastic cup. Clear orange appearance with a one-finger white head and decent lacing. Sweet caramel, somewhat grainy, grassy, wet dog aroma. Taste is cereal, bready, slightly hoppy, earthy, caramelly, and grapefruit with medium bitter finish. Thin body with medium carbonation. May have given this one a boosted rating on account of me sharing a pint with a couple of old Brits. Meh.

On tap at brewpub. Pours a clear amber color with a small lacy white head. Aroma of grass, toffee, bread and toasty notes. Taste is a nice amount of grassy hop bitterness up front with the caramel, bread and toasty flavors slowly surfacing. Very smooth English style ipa.

Draft: clean, solid IPA. Copper color with full aroma. Plain and simple. Hoppy. Food Pairing: Pizza.

Good fast. In my opinion, the best available from Sincity. In Vegas, the IPA kept a good flavor even in the heat (large mugs and such).

Draft. Poured clear copper color with an average frothy white head that lasted with good lacing. Moderate earthy balanced aroma. Medium body with a slick texture and lively carbonation. Moderate bittersweet flavor with a moderate bittersweet finish of medium duration. This beer met my expectations.

Tap at Sin City Miracle Mile in Vegas. Cloudy orange pour with a soapy head. Dusty earthy hops and some bready notes. Sweetness is a bit cloying.

A hazed amber IPA with a thin lacing off white head. In aroma, caramel malt with citrusy hops, a bit resinous, not bad. In mouth, a nice roasted caramel malt with grassy floral hops, interesting. On tap at GB Boca Park, August 9 2012.

Draught at Sin City Brewing. Hazy, deep amber liquid with medium off-white head. Aroma of grapefruit, citrus, caramel, tropical fruit and biscuit. Way too little hops. Taste is dry and medium bitter with some biscuit and hops. Once again, not hoppy enough. Medium bodied with high carbonation. Would have rated it higher if they called it an pale ale.

At draught at the "tap room" at Venetian. Malt, malt, malt all over this beer. I can’t believe there is Centennial in this! Not hoppy enough for an English IPA, but prett tasty as a malt bomb ESB. Would drink it again.