The beer pours the color of amber, copper and dried
apricots. There is a tall, thick, foamy head of off-white. The aroma is
relatively light, grassy, fruity, peach and pineapple, with some floral/herbal.
The taste follows fairly true upon the aromas, with a massively bitter finish,
like biting grapefruit skin and pine needles. There is just enough malt to hold
all this up. This has great flavors, but is mild compared to many American
IPA’s, not in your face, but enjoyable nonetheless. It is medium-bodied,
smooth, with a tingling carbonation. Give this one time, at the first aroma and first couple of sips, I was not impressed. But as I made my way through the beer, I realized how solid it was. This one doesn't knock you over the head, but you depend on it to not let you down.
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