 doubleo (720), San Diego, California, USA
Dec 24, 2007
12oz bottle. Pours an amber reddish color from the bottle. Nice lacey white head of smallish bubbles. Smells of hops and hay. Yes hay, but in a good way, organic like. Not the hoppiest tasting beer I’ve ever had but its still pretty hoppy. This is the most red IPA I’ve ever had. I like it. Palate is crisp, well carbonated. It has a dry finish, yes, dry like in wine. I could drink alot of this, it is hoppy but not too bitter. Well balanced with the bitterness and sweetness.
DrDavid (117), , Vermont, USA
Aug 18, 2008 (Bottle). Slightly citrusy aroma. Dark amber color with medium beige head. Taste is a bit uninteresting for an IPA, although there’s nice bitterness. Could use more complexity, and more of a citrus twang.
Svesse (1621), Hässelby, Sweden
Aug 18, 2008 (Bottle, Oliver Twist, Stockholm) Amber colour with frothy, beige head. Fruity, malty nose with notes of orange marmalade, citrus peel, caramel and toffee. Fruity, malty taste with caramel, toffee, orange peel, grapefruit and hints of pine needles and resin in the finish. Good bitterness, superb balance with a strong malt presence among the hops. Very nice one!
RedSox2004 (152), Pacific Palisades, California, USA
Aug 17, 2008 Dark amber color, minimal head but nice lacing. Strong bitter hops aroma and tasdte, with a nice malt balance. Medium body, great carbonation and a very crisp and dry aftertaste. A classic IPA.
D_malone102 (67), Denver, Colorado, USA
Aug 17, 2008 Alot has already been said about hopdevil, so I won’t go Crazy. Bought a 6-pack of it from some punk-rock bar in Philly. Fantastic aroma and hop flavor. Strong malt backbone to back it up.
TheBeerBaron (161), Florida, USA
Aug 17, 2008 Dark amber color, creamy off white head that laces very well. This shows the high amount of premium ingrediencts involved in this beer. Not much carbonation seen in the glass. Mucho malt aroma and a creamy wheat that then transitions to a medium style hops. Its good and even, not the overboard hop circus that is often accosciated with silly named ipas like this. A thicker palate due to all the malt and hops that goes into this beer. Overall a well representation of micro craft IPA, not unique but well done.
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