Weyerbacher Hops Infusion

Brewed by Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Easton, Pennsylvania USA

Bottle. Pours crystalline copper with a perfectly proportional off-white head. The aroma is (gasp) hops; tons of orange and tangerine, a few floral notes. The flavor is maltier than I was expecting with some light sweetness and bread. Still a good dose of bitterness, too. The hops are mostly earthy, but some citrus notes come out in the finish. Toasty, bitter, aftertaste. Nothing remarkable, but still tasty.

Bottle from Kramer17801. I love weyerbacher so I was very excited to try this beer! Pours a slightly cloudy, light brown color with a medium thick head and decent amount of lacing. Aroma is very heavy/thick with a nose that almost reminds me of pee. I know that sounds weird, but it’s the best way I can describe it. Fortunately, the flavor didn’t taste like pee... although it was still bizarre. Lots of raisons, hops, bitterness and more hops. Smooth and slightly bubbly and light on the palate. I enjoyed this beer even though I had a hard time with the nose. Not as standout as I usually find Weyerbacher to be but still good!

Worked for me as a nice, but not excellent, example of the style, decent pour, head, and lacing. The aroma was grapefruity and malty. The flavor was citrus and pine hops, light grapefruits, and a fairly sweet but not highly flavored malt (crystal in there?) base. Was surprised to read that this has four times the hops of the basic IPA, as it didn’t overwhelm me at all, in fact I thought it was a tad too sweet.

Bottle. Fairly dark beverage that smells very nice. Tastes very hoppy, yet smooth. This beer, as with most of the Weyerbacher products, reminds me of a west coast ale. This weyerbacher brewery is making some good products.

Bottled. Pours dark orange amber. Medium sized head. It has a very strong hoppy aroma (duh) with strong citrus notes. Almost smelled like grapefruit to me. The taste is refreshing but the aftertaste is a tad too bitter for my taste. The head remained present until the last drop and there was tons of lacing. IMO a good choice for ocasional tastings but not an "everyday" drinkable beer.

Bottle. Pours orange amber, off white head. Aroma is citrus and floral. Flavor is hops, caramel, citrus, fruity, and floral.

Amber/orange in color with a modest head that left a ring of bubbles on the surface. Sweet, malty, grapefruit-like aroma... obviously predominantly a hoppy. Intense, unique hop flavor balanced by a malty background, citrus (grapefruit, lemon). Nice crisp mouthfeel with a very dry (and bitter) finish. Pretty awesome.

12 oz. bottle Aroma: Nice and hoppy like you want from an IPA with sweet citrus coming through nicely. Appearance: Slightly murky dark orange which was quite pretty with an excellent rocky foamy head that laced and lingered very well. Flavor: Lots of hops with a pop of orange peel that gave it nice balance. Quite tasty. Palate: Finished like it tasted and slightly dry like you would expect with a beer of this high alcohol content. Overall: A quality IPA that I would be willing to enjoy again and again.