Avery IPA

12oz bottle. Pours a clear, faded yellow with off-white head. Smell is of dirty socks. Taste is just not right. Maybe the malt is more than it should be. Mouthfeel was bitter at the finish.

A wonderful aroma of citrus and pine hits you. The flavor is a bit more subdued. Not as much hop as the aroma might indicate. Very nice dry finish. Another winner from Avery.

Bottle... Poured pale orange with a white head. Aroma of leafy hops. High carbonation, with flavors of hops dominating over the malt that is there, a great bitterness at the finish.

Amber pour, off white fluffy head and some spotty lacing. Citrus hops on the nose. Slightly thin bodied with some decent hops flavoring, however I was hoping for some more maltiness

Sweet citrus, honey pine nose. Crystal clear amber color, frothy long-lasting head. Malty toffee sweetness, huge complex hop flavor and aroma balancing it out. Good carbonation, medium body/mouth feel, smooth finish with a a nice subtle alcohol presence. A solid and robust IPA, awesome example of the style.

Draft pour. Light amber color, with a 2 inch foamy head. Nose was yeasty and hoppy, with a distinct grapefruit scent. Taste was fairly hoppy but had a hint of dishwater flavor to it. Some things were right with this beer, but not everything. It finished with a decently bitter flavor.

This is a sweet IPA with a medium to heavy mouthfeel and a nice hop flavoring. Good hop aroma and a strong, but not overwhelming bitterness.

nice and dry with a good ballance of bitter hop as well as the bright citrus notes from a fressher hop infusion. nice bit of malt to hold the hops.