Tuppers Hop Pocket Ale

Pours a rich amber/yellow. Initial taste and nose is all hops. Sadly, both fade as the glass approaches half full. Hoppy bitterness fades as well. A clean finish is nice, but I expected a bit more staying power. A really good hoppy ale that really could’ve been great with a bit more , well, balls. Very nice on a hot day.

Pours orangish with a fully receding white head. Aroma of flowery hops and grapefruit. Tastes of chewy malts and resinous hop oil, with a spicy finish. Medium bodied with lively carbonation. Quite bitter with a lingering hop twang.

Giant lacey off white head. Tan color, looks like iced tea. I liked the beer but the hop aroma and bitterness just don’t blow me away like I was hoping. Goes down with a little sting.

A nice hoppy taste. The body has a thick amber unfiltered look. Not too much of a head, but a nice balance of mild bitterness and hops

Pours with a big white head. color of the beer is a dark amber with some hints of yellow. aroma is very hoppy and some pines. Taste is again very hoppy, bitter and a little sweet. It is a very lasting taste. nicely done.

Pours amber with a hugh frothy white head that is mostly lasting. Nice lacing. Big hops aroma. Citrus and pine dominate, a slight malt underneath. Flavor is also hop dominated (earthy and citrus), but has a solid semisweet malt presence. Medium body, dry and bitter finish. Lively carbonation. A refreshing beer.

Poured from a bottle produces a blonde, orange beer. Aroma is hoppy with notes of juniper and pine. Great hop flavor all the way through with grassy, citrus tones from the hops complimenting a slightly malty finish. Good balance with the hops clearing the palate before the next sip.

12 oz. bottle. Deep amber with a nicely maintained head. Hoppy aroma with a bit of spicy undertone. Nice malty feel and flavor which offsets the hops. Slightly bitter dry finish which is typical for the style, and refreshing.