Style: American IPA
Purchased at: Vintage Cellar
What makes this beer different: Strong citrusy hops.
Will I be drinking this again: Possibly, but will not go out of my way to get it.
Grade: B-
Comments:
A very citrusy hop can be detected in this beer along with a decent amount of carbonation. That being said, there is a very weak head on this beer which confuses me a little. Overtones of oranges, grapefruit, and pine can be detected in this beer. If you are used to American IPA's, then the slightly bitter finish will not surprise you. To be honest I was pretty disappointed in this beer, and it is probably one of my least favorite IPA's. It has a strange smell, and not a whole lot of bite. I would also recommend shaking the beer before you open it, as it re-ferments in the bottle.
Recommendations:
1) Seriously consider another IPA, 2) If you do get this one, drink with a hot, salty pretzel.
Purchased at: Vintage Cellar
What makes this beer different: Strong citrusy hops.
Will I be drinking this again: Possibly, but will not go out of my way to get it.
Grade: B-
Comments:
A very citrusy hop can be detected in this beer along with a decent amount of carbonation. That being said, there is a very weak head on this beer which confuses me a little. Overtones of oranges, grapefruit, and pine can be detected in this beer. If you are used to American IPA's, then the slightly bitter finish will not surprise you. To be honest I was pretty disappointed in this beer, and it is probably one of my least favorite IPA's. It has a strange smell, and not a whole lot of bite. I would also recommend shaking the beer before you open it, as it re-ferments in the bottle.
Recommendations:
1) Seriously consider another IPA, 2) If you do get this one, drink with a hot, salty pretzel.
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