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11.5 oz bottle. Cloudy amber with a tan head. Odd nose - citrusy and earthy, peach and caramel. The peach and earth take over in the flavor - tasty but strange.

11.5 oz bottle. Pours cloudy amber in color with foamy tan head. Aroma citrus hops and sweet malt. Taste citrus hops and malt with bitter finish.

Zipps tasting, Fall 2008. Hop aroma and flavor. Citrus and malt base. The hops are definitely dominant. Flavor has citrus, grapefruit and orange, and some pine, almost sweet, candy-like flowers.

Pours a hazy burnt orange with a thick and sticky tan coloured head. Aroma is intensely hoppy. Pine and citrus up front and in the back caramel. Definite dry hopping. Tastes of malt, pine, grapefruit, caramel, oranges, and a nice rolling bitterness. Mouth feel is decent. Nice IPA.

Bottled. Cloudy copper color, medium off-white head. Aroma of soft and fruity hop. Bit bitter malty taste. Soft and decent ipa.

Aroma of malty, piney. Pours a cloudy orange, nice head. Caramel malty backbone. Floral notes, burnt fruit, hoppy but not overpowering. Just general all-around tastiness. You try to put your finger on what you like about it, but your glass is empty and you’re already pouring another one.

341ml - Dark orange liquid under thin tan head. Hoppy citrus nose, nice lace, good carbonation. Watery mouthfeel, lively flavors. No real backbone of flavors.

Rating number 500. Dark amber pour with excellent one finger off white head. Very nice lacing. Aroma is grapefruit and grassy notes with some floral characteristics as well. Quite pronounced and multi-faceted in its hop character. Sweet malt comes through to create a nice balance, but only barely. Flavor is an excellent balance of bready and caramel malts, with a powerful kick of grassy and floral hops. Citrus character is not as pronounced, but is still noticeable. Full bodied palate with mild carbonation and a surprising cream like texture. Very well put together. An excellent example of a great style.