Arcadia Hopmouth Double IPA

On tap pours a dark amber color with a off white head. Smell like a typical IIPA. Has a light to medium mouthfeel. Taste has a good amount of hop flavor like pine to it, but there is way too much malt flavor for this style. Otherwise, good brew.

Drank at the Brewery, Winter 2007. Like the other "Doubles" Arcadia makes, it just does not work with the English hops. Disappointing.

Nice nose. Deep red color. Not very hoppy in my opinion for a double IPA. Very smooth ale and nice balanced taste. Alcohol is well hidden.

nice hop flavor, but the malt is a little too forward for my taste. quite lot of caramel in there. smooth and drinkable though.

On tap at Map Room, Chicago. Kind of piney-- not as sweet hop tasting as 3F Dreadnaught or Bell’s Hopslam. Pretty good, but have had better.

Arcadia Hopmouth Double IPA on tap at The Gray Lodge Bar. The look is a nice off white head, ok lacing and a cloudy orange/amber color. The smell is very very hoppy! Citrusy and fruity hop smell, beautiful. The taste is thick hop flavor. Malty and sweet. Grapefruit and citrus aftertaste. It lingers on the tounge and in the back of your throat.

A cloudy almost amber color with a fluffy light tan head. Only a slight aroma of hops. Flavor is sweet and not very hoppy for a 2ipa. A lingering sweetness overrides the hops. Thanks to cbkschubert for this one.

A hazy orange-brown with a modest off-white head. The aroma is the finest quality of this beer, its got a beautiful sweet fruit hoppiness, some floral notes to it as well. It could be a little stronger though. The flavor’s also hop-dominated, although not quite as bitter as I would have liked. Some malty sweetness there instead. Not as dry in the finish as it should be.