Stoudts Double IPA

Bottle conditioned. Aroma of pine and citrus. Mostly pine. Hazy apricot color with a white head that didn’t stay long. Firm mouthfeel that breaks down quickly. Starts fairly balanced, but the malt quickly and sweetly dominates. After awhile the sugars go, and there is a nice hoppy bitterness. Hard to believe it’s 75 IBUs; malt gets in the way. Very good drink. No reason it should be like the other DIPAs, and it isn’t. Should be interesting to age one for a few years.

Tap Gingerman NYC, and 12 oz bottles in GA. Simple IPA with a prominent hops profile, producing dominant hop flavors with little complexity. It’s a bit thin and doesn’t have enough going on for me. But if it’s the only DIPA/IIPA available i will gladly drink it.

I thought this was a very tasty beer, especially for something with such a high alcohol content. I was slightly dissapointed because the malts seemed to overpower the hops. It was still very good and I will certainly buy it again.

Amber color. It’s the kind of sweetish Pale Ale, with some hopping but not particularly aromatic. Very simple.

Citrus hops in the aroma.Pours a gold color with a white head.Has some orange flavor with some hops on top of that.Medium mouthfeel with a citrus finish.

Pours a dark orange. The first sip has a lot of bit, very flavorful with citrus tones.

Bottle from Total Wine, shows a brew date of 7/5/06. Pours a copper like color with a minimal white head. Light aroma of citrus and hops. Has a nice sweetness to it with hops, but does not display the devastating alcohol content. Also, this finishes nice without a massive bite from the alcohol, just a slight tinge. This will get ya drunk!

A thick beer that lacks any other feature. Aroma and flavor are small, a minor burn for alcohol in aroma. A big body , some creaminess. Big body but lacks any other features.