 IPAaLLtHEwAY (136), La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
May 30, 2008 Man oh man, this was one amazing IPA. Aroma, taste, palate, everything. Amazing, Beautiful representation of an IPA.
ThaBobfather (178), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
May 27, 2008 Had this at a local bar. Very smooth IPA. One of my favorite’s so far. The bitter taste is regulated properly but definately there. Also good citrus hints. Quality finish, highly impressed.
Rciesla (3500), Exit 15W, New Jersey, USA
May 26, 2008 Bottle. Pour a ruby orange body with a thin lacing of a head. Aroma is sweet citrus hops with grapefruit, pine and sweet friendly hop character. A serious SERIOUS standard single IPA, a must in your cellar for its availability. Fantastic!
klumberg (1), USA
does not count  May 26, 2008 In my opinion, this is the single greatest beer ever brewed.
Bell’s Two Hearted Ale is the color of my wife’s skin; a satin kind of brown.
Initially, I taste the bitter in the hops. This is followed quickly by a smooth slide to a malted garden.
Drinking this beer is a transcendental experience for me.
Balagast (6), USA
does not count May 25, 2008 Pours out with a golden orange color and small frothy white head. Amazing sent of hops and slight citrus notes as well. Taste is amazing. Huge amounts of hoppy flavoring, yet very drinkable. Finishes clean with a nice lasting hoppy aftertastes.
KnN (712), Greenbelt, Maryland, USA
May 25, 2008 Updated: Jun 14, 2008Pours a nice orange/amber color with a short-lived white head. HUGE hop aroma. A little citrus, a little pine, just great hop smells coming off of this beer. With all that hop aroma, I was expecting a strong bitter hop flavor, but was pleasantly surprised to find that the hops don’t overwhelm the flavor at all. They are certainly present, but the malt backbone of this beer is so solid that the hops and the malt play very nicely together. Smooth drinker, near perfect finish. Great beer.
nefarious (202), Clarkston, Michigan, USA
May 24, 2008 Simpely the Best...........If you dont like Two Hearted Ale......Your Wrong.
Flyer (118), Hartland, Wisconsin, USA
May 24, 2008 Lately I’ve gotten away from these more everyday-type craft beers, but after a day of yardwork, this tasted great. Pours the color of a well-polished dooknob with some grapefruity hoppiness. Pillowy head. The flavor is clean, mildly bitter hops over a faint but unmistakable backtatse of Bazooka bubble gum and some lingering grapefruit. Sweet finish, but still clean. A very good example of the style.
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