Rich amber color with one finger off-white head and good amount of lacings. Nice pine needle aroma. Taste is bitter grapefruit with a modest malt backing. Cool bottle art. Tasty IPA.

Bomber from Bottleworks; Nose of grapefruity hops, and some light notes of caramel malt; hazy orange with a huge, long lasting, thickly lacing, yellow head; flavor was lightly bitter and some sweetness with light pine and caramel; finish lightly bitter. Different combo if flavors!

Fruity banana smell. Pours cloudy orange with biscuit head. Lychee nose is spot on. This is more of a malt-heavy IPA, in the Midwest tradition. Still - it’s yummy, with bitter to the tip of the tongue bitterness. After warming a little it develops an almost a light chocolate maltiness - tempered by the hops that are now in full force. Drink at cellar.

V - cloudy orange<br /> A - fruity hops, somewhat of a lychee nose<br /> T - strong hops<br /> P - well balanced

Bottle shared with my pal Tony. Poured deep orange with minimal head. Smelled and looked fresh. Definite malty body. My first thought was more along the lines of a malty tea than beer, but there were certainly grapefruit hop notes there as well, just a bit more subtle than I expected from a west coast IPA. Somewhat earthy, mild pine. Bitter finish, in a good way. Quite enjoyable.