Cooperstown Back Yard IPA

Brewed by Cooperstown Brewing Co.
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Milford, New York USA

Deep straw pour with big white head. Aroma of hopcit, malt, slight female taint. Tastes hoppy, malty, with citrus and slight piney spice. Medium, smooth palate. Nice beer.

This beer poured a light orange color with an utterly MASSIVE head which lasted throughout the entire beer and left a killer amount of lacing. There was also a good degree of carbonation in this beer. The aroma is heavily citrusy with orange peel, grapefruit, sweet candy sugar and floral hops. The flavor mirrors the aroma and makes this all around very solid. It’s very citrusy with floral sweetnesses and a nice bitter hoppy finish. Did i mention that we have some serious orange peel going on here. Somewhat dry finish, but man that head just refused to die and made this beer super solid. Medium to full mouthfeel, dry slightly bitter finish.

Dark orange color. LARGE sized white foamy head. The head will just not disappear, stayed all the way to the bottom of the glass. Aroma is citrusy and floral. A medium bodied IPA. Malts are fruity and sweet. Hops are grapefruity; with a strong orange and orange peel presence. Hops and malts are balanced but this beer has a whole lotta orange goin on. Mildly bitter. Lively carbonation. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly bitter

Clear orange with a thin white head. Earthy flowers in the aroma, starts bitter and ends a bit less bitter. Watery and fizzy.

Heavily hazed amber with a thick white head that lasts a while. It starts off with a spicy hop aroma and picks up a bit of dried banana as it warms. The flavor starts of dry and spicy with a tingly bitterness in the finish, but picks up the dried bananas and caramel along with a bit of sweetness as it warms. Tasty.

Definitely English-style. The aroma is muted and citric - something made we sense the flavor would be dry. The pour gives off a significant head, and some fancy carbonation streams. The flavor is musty and oak-like up front, with a second wave of pear and peach. The finish is full and halfway between sweet and dry.

Very spicy nose and palate. Full woody hop flavors. Very English in character. Long dry hoppy finish that cleans off the palate. Overall, well made and enjoyable.

Cloudy Orange, Moderate tan head. Fruity, smoky aroma. resiny and earthy, and I swear a hint of grape flavor in there, as well. Crisp, dry finish with a spicy aftertaste. Thanks to Springslicker for this one!