Southern Tier IPA

Bottle. Clear golden with a medium white head. Light citric aroma with fruity notes. Peach, grape and caramel. Medium bodied light to medium corbonation. Lovely hoppy and fruity flavour with pine and ciitric notes. Fair.

An average, clear copper color on the pour with a white head and above average sticky lacing. The aroma was lemony fresh initially and then became well balanced between pine and citrus hops, light spice and softer caramel. The flavor also showed nice balance. Sweet malts gave way to bitter pine hops. Thin body, dry with a succinct finish. Overall a well balanced, enjoyable example.

Burnt orange color and a tan off white head with average lacing. Aroma of citrus hops and dark biscuity malt, and a bit of caramel. Flavor has grapefruit hoppiness balanced with caramel malt, but a little light on both counts. This beer has potential but comes up a bit small on overall personality.

Clear golden with a medium white head. Aroma had hops with pine with and grapefruits. Flavour had pine, grapefruits and hoppy notes.

12oz bottle from onenote81. Pours a hazy caramel amber color with a thin white head. Aroma is sweet and floral with notes of pine, citrus, grapefruit, caramel, and honey and light spice. Flavor is sweet and malty with notes of caramel, honey, light citrus, floral hop and spice. Generally medium body with a pleasing malty and light floral hop finish. Much maltier than I was expecting given the style.

Bottle. Orangish color. Citrus, grass, pine hops. Flavor is bitter with some good pine and grapefruit peel. Decent malt bill keeps this from being over the top with hops.

Bottle from Ølbutikken. Light amber, thin head. Strong pine forest and grass aroma. Fine balance between malty body and oily bitterness, a bit too much perfume in the tail. But wow!