Grand Teton Lost Continent Double IPA

Pours golden color with white head. Pine and slight citrus taste. An average, but very drinkable, DIPA. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle. Pours a bright golden orange with a small head. Nose is light and citrusy and sweet with a touch of pine. Taste is flavorful and bitter sweet, and full of citrus. Carbonation is soft, and texture medium. Finish is moderately long and bitter.

12 oz bottle poured. Pours a clear copper color with a thin foam head. Wet grain, malty aroma with some citrus. Very nice citrus sweet flavor. Juicy, though finishes on a bready note. Lingering grapefruit. Very nice IIPA here. Very enjoyable.

From the 750 ml golden foil covered bottle. The bottling date looks like 02/20/12 (!) Not sure how I missed that when I bought it or why it would still be on the shelf. Murky reddish-amber pour with lingering off-white head. Yeah, stale hops with a more m alt forward character and something akin to pipe tobacco. Medium. Same malty and muted hop flavor. Too bad I didn’t get a fresh bottle. It became a drain pour.

Really solid dipa....tons of hops....great balance....really enjoyable.....(#528)......

On draft at the Wyoming Brewer’s festival 2015. Pours a Clear copper with an ecru head. Grassy nose. Citrus flavors. Bitter finish.

Sampled from the tap at the St. Paul Summer Beer Fest. Pours a hazy orange gold with an off-white head hat dissipates to the edges. Aroma has resinous earthy pine with a bit of bread and grain underlying. Flavor combines bread and resin with a growing earthy pine note.

Hazy amber/orange color; Medium slightly creamy body; Aroma of floral hops, some fruit, & citrus; Flavor of malt, floral/pine hops, citrus, and some spice; Finish is fairly dry & bitter; Pretty decent.

A 12 ounce bottle poured into a tulip, the beer presents a dark apricot hue, strikingly clear, and with a porous and almost soapy looking off-white foam. Its depth is short-lived, the head settling, not disappearing but leaving a dignified blanket on the surface of the beer. The aroma is grapefruit with a hint of lemon, heavy spruce and some very grassy notes. Sharp, grasping. I can’t say that this is my favorite aromatic experience with a dipa, but it certainly isn’t unpleasant. I take my first sip, and the experience is a very dry bitter, the grapefruit and spruce coming alive in my mouth. The edginess of the spruce crawls up the sides of my tongue, dries the tip with a bite, and lays the groundwork for a long, drawn out finish. The medium body is creamy rather than an expected sticky, and is well carbonated without being too buzzy, carrying the flavors through to a very resiny afterward. I think that I would want to try this beer on tap. I wonder what it’s gone through in the bottle, and believe that I would have a much better experience with this fresh from the brewery. All in all, a pretty darn good beer.

Pours a half finger of head on a hazy straw body. The aroma is big orange and lemon. The taste has a big malt backbone, moderate bitterness throughout but balanced. Finishes a little spicy. The texture is thicker. Nice.