Bottle: Pour was medium golden with a full creamy white head. Aroma was of very fresh citrusy hops and light peach. Very full flavor with light sweetness and fresh hops. Fresh and great. Very easy and enjoyable drink. Would buy again.

Thanks to ucusty for this one! Aroma - sweet, citrusy hops, yeast Appearance - brownish orange/amber with very little white head Flavor - hops up front, yeast, lingering roasty malt bitterness Palate - slightly thin Overall this is a good IPA, not glorious, but good.

Crushed with Jakebra. Kinda hops and nast on the nose. Flavor is a little hops but more nast. Kinda sucks, and kinda isn’t very good but it’s tolerable.

Bottle thanks to ucusty, thanks man. Poured a clear copper-orange color with a thick off-white head that slowly receded and left some decent lacing. Are of citrus fruit (orange, tangerine, light grapefruit), some light hoppiness, a bit of caramel malt, and a soft pine undertone. Fruity, citric entry with some orange and grapefruit that transitions into a piny, leafy hoppiness with a moderate resinous character coupled with a soft caramel maltiness. Moderate carbonation, decent mouthfeel. Nice, solid IPA.

This beer was definitly interesting, I know IPA’s are quite hoppy but gosh this was interesting. Poured smooth and smelt quite strong. My first IPA and I felt like I was drinking a pine tree. Very bitter aftertaste. Don’t get me wrong I enjoyed the beer,but I need to obviously try other IPA’s before I form I bias. I have a feeling I will begin to like them with time...quite interesting indeed.