Blue Point Hoptical Illusion

Pours a hazy orange with a medium sized head that retains poorly. The aroma is of grapefruity hops, pine, sour peach and other citrus scents. The flavour is floral and hoppy with a malty, fruity finish that doesn’t last long enough. The palate is almost syrupy, especially in the finish. The lacing is impressive, leaving a film that coats the whole glass. Overall, this IPA is better than average, but not outstanding, as it has nothing unique or noteworthy about it.

This beer pours a nice golden color to it and it has a nice head to it. There are some nice hints of pine and hops as you smell it. There is a good hoppy taste but it is very mild.

On tap at Mile Square in Hoboken. I don’t know why i keep drinking IPAs knowing i’m not going to like them. This one is no exception. I can say, however, that hop-heads i know all seem to really like this beer. So it has that going for it. Which is nice.

tastes pretty much like you average IPA, didn’t find anything distinct to this beer.

Light amber pour (ontap) tan diminishing head, decent lacing, hard to smell due to all the smoke in this suburban Philadelphia bar, not too hoppy, decent balance, slight dry finish, very enjoyable, I ordered 2!

(Bottle) Pours orange amber. Green hop aroma with tones of peaches, pine, lychee, grapefruit and other citrus fruits. The malt is a bit syrupy and tiny caramelly. Fruity, hoppy flavour with tones of pine, oranges, grapefruit, apricot, pineapple and a small floral touch. Soft mouthfeel with a mega dry ending. Medium to full bitterness. Medium body. Nice.

hazy amber pour lemony hop nose. nice balance citrusy bite long dry earthy finish. very good

great ipa. swells of the ocean as the flavor teases the tongue. smells floral and tastes like a spoon full of sugar with a bitter ending. great ending to a great beginning.