UPDATED: MAR 9, 2020 Draught at Toronado SD. Slightly hazy amber color, white head. Bitter taste with citrus, grapefruit, hops, caramel, resin, fruits, grass and pine. Bitter finish with citrus, hops, grapefruit, fruits, grass, caramel and pine. Excellent imperial IPA.

UPDATED: OCT 1, 2019 Great beer. Fairly clear gold beer with a nice head, deep licorice notes, full mouth 10/19 again on tap at Wexford Pub, unique.

UPDATED: SEP 9, 2019 Slightly hazy golden color with a white head. Extremely potent hop bitterness. Lots of fruity notes from the hops with resinous and pine character also. Hoppy to the extreme.

Draught @ Alpine Beer Co, Alpine. Pours hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma of malt rich bitter hoppy, grass, fruity, citrus, grapefruit, pine. Flavor is rather bitter, malt, rich fruity hops, grassy, citrus, pine, resin, some alcohol. Full body, medium body, rather bitter finish with some warming alcohol. Heavy on everything, and as i remember a IIPA when i first was introduced to them years ago. 240718

Bottle, 650 ml, courtesy of BeerandBlues2, huge thanks! So this one made home safely, after 4000 km of road trip including Death Valley (in June) and 10+ hours of flight. Nice hazy orange color with medium white head. Strong hoppiness, fruity, citrus, some grapefruit, pine, resinous, some caramel sweetness in the middle, lasting bitterness. Alcohol well hidden. Medium+ bodied. I'm surprised how it held well considering amount of time it spent in sometimes extremely hot car. Maybe just a hint of funkiness as a result so good thing we've opened it in time. Very good.

This was a bottle share at the RBSG Grand Tasting in Boise. In the tasting glass citrus, pine, and floral hops. Medium body and a mouithfeel that bites. Flavor is just plain hoppy, almost muddled. Finishes with alcohol burn. Too much of everything.

Bottle at RBSG. Light haze, golden body, substantial head. Aroma is equal parts hops and citrus. Nice feel and consistency, hops get more astringent on the palate. Citrus finish with a bit of warmth.

Bottle - A bit of cardboard and spice hops. Clearish gold with a small white head. Old tasting and up to par.

De Alpine Beer esta Triple India Pale Ale de nombre “Exponential Hoppiness”, como en algunas otras reseñas ya e mencionado que este estilo aun no es reconocido por el BJCP y otras organizaciones enfocadas a estandarizar estilos de cerveza, tampoco en Ratebeer aparece la designación de Triple IPA pero ya hay una serie de características que comparten como tener mas de 10% en graduación alcohólica y doble dry hopping, Alpine produce esta Triple India Pale Ale en temporada de primavera, su receta contiene 11% ABV y 100 IBU’s. En apariencia es una cerveza con una delgada corona de espuma compuesta por perlas medianas, ligera en retención, color dorado intenso con destellos naranja, mucha turbiedad, cuerpo medio. En aroma es bastante intensa, frutal y resinosa, se pueden encontrar notas a mandarina, durazno, melón, mango, toronja y piña, tambien hay toques herbales y un buen carácter a miel, adecuada en su totalidad. En sabor es considerablemente amarga pero hay un dulzor parecido a la miel aportado por la malta que balancea en gran medida los IBU’s de esta receta, astringencia restringida nada que este fuera o exagerado a el estilo americano, final seco que se hace aun mas seco por el alcohol al irse entibiando, los sabores encontrados son de carácter frutal con algunos toques de resina y herbales, se puede apreciar mandarina, naranja dulce, melón, durazno, mango, piña, toronja, dulzor parecido a el de la miel, bastante compleja y fuerte, no es para todos los paladares, el alcohol genera cierta tibieza, gran cerveza de Alpine Beer.

Bomber poured a hazy orange with a small lasting creamy amber head. Aromas of bread, yeast, orange zest, pink grapefruit and peach. Palate was medium bodied and smooth with a dry finish. Flavors of bread, peach, orange zest and light grapefruit with a smooth dry bitter lingering fruity citrus finish.