The beer pours a lightly hazed deep
copper and dark amber. There is nearly an inch of thick, foamy
off-white to very light tan head. The aroma is a deep and rich orange
and caramel, perhaps the sweetness of the honey meeting the malt. The
taste follows the aromas, loads of oranges, along with the sweetness
of honey. The flavor of the honey also starts to come through. The
finish has the citrus zest of peel and rind, along with an intense
bitterness (tempered somewhat by the sweetness). The beer drinks
smooth with a soft tingle of carbonation, and a bit of warming heat
from the alcohol. Hmm, an imperial IPA brewed with honey, sounds
familiar, but I do in fact like this better than Hopslam.
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