Alaskan IPA

mild hoppy citrus aroma, a touch creamy... light golden amber with little head retention... Light flavor easy drinking ipa, a bit on the thin side... A touch of citrus and bread... Medium thin mf and body... average

Pours golden with decent foam that dissolves within a minute or so, leaving just a film. Slight, bittersweet aroma, but you have to really get your nose in there to pick up much. Carbonated, bitter, hoppy taste hits hard at the start, but then fades to a very manageable piney flavor that is pleasant enough. Decent mouthfeel, though the hops and bitterness do linger a bit longer than ideal, upon taking a few more tastes, I think this is a nice offering,good enough for a barbecue or a plate of wings, but not a night of serious beer tasting.

651 ml bottle. Pours a gold color with a decent, clingy white head that lasts. Lots of carbonation. Taste is of pine, hops and fruit. Has a nice bitterness to it. Similar aroma. Full, slightly oily body. Very easy to drink and rather refreshing.

All around good IPA. A: clear copper with small head that shrunk quickly, but stuck to the side of the glass until the beer was gone. S: floral hops, grass, raisin T: Very hoppy, not too bitter. Not much in the malt department. M: fizzy in the front, dry in the middle, sudsy in the back. D: easy to drink if you’re already an IPA guy A little too hoppy for the average joe.

On tap at Old Chicago. Brew pours a fairly uneventful 14 karat gold with moderate carbonation and 2-finger fluffy white head. Aroma is ripe citrus including grapefruit and lemon zest, and has only a hint of pine. Nothing terribly complex in this one but drinkable. Medium mouthfeel.

Pours gold into the glass with a small white head. Aroma is full of citrus and grapefruit. Flavor is very assertive hops with a minimal malt presence. A bit unbalanced, but enjoyable.