Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA

Brewed by Dogfish Head Brewery
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Milton, Delaware USA

Bottle courtesy of keepersj12. Poured a pale bronze colour with a smallish head. Fruit and hop packed aroma with nice citrus and pine notes. Flavour was simple clean and fresh. Plenty of spicy hop and citrus with some balancing malt leading to a lip smacking bitter finish. Could happily drink this all night. My 800th rate..... Cheers !

On tap at Winking Lizard Crosswoods location. Clear copper pour with a thin off-white head. Nice aroma of orange, grapefruit, pine and a bit of sweet malt. Orangy and spicy hops with a bit of malt before a bitter grapefruit finish. Not quite as good as 90 Minute, but still very good.

Golden yellow in the glass. Nice hoppiness on the palate, superb balance all around. Very easy to drink.

Tap @ cheeseburger island style. Clear body, deep golden color, foamy white head, completely coats the glass, good retention. Floral aroma with some roasted honey aroma-pretty unique. Lint to medium body win nice carbonation, foamy, dry. Flavor is lightly sugary, juniper, roastiness, honey, pine, flowers. Surprisingly complex for a light IPA. Crisp, refreshing, a sipping beer.

its been a long time coming, i waited for dogfish head beers to come to australia for a long time, waiting waiting waiting! this beer ticks all the boxes for me, a really nice malt / hops balance. gets the hop head goping in me! very sessionable at the same time.

Bottle, Pours clear golden with thick white head. Aroma, soft mellow sweetness with big hoppy citrus, pine and floral. Taste soft at first then it bringson the hops, lots of citrus and floral bite leaves a nice dry finish. The hops tingle the tongue. I love this beer. One of my daily drinkers.

Bright golden coloured with a dense white head. Aroma is earthy with sharp citrus and grape. Flavour is earthy caramell, lightly bready with hoppy notes of grapefruit and citrus. Overall bright and easy to drink with a nice rather creamy medium body.

(br-btl gn-lbl with hops, also on tap at Eli Cannon’s in Middletown CT)

lct-gl, thn-wh-hd, ^eff, med-co2, oily-med-body.

deep fresh-bitter-hop-resin aroma.

§sweet-pale-malt fresh-§resin-§flrl-hop fruity-ale T1, co2 §prtzl-malt earthy-piney-hop T2, bitter-hop-resin short T3, citrus Tf, fruitier and less resiny once warm, ^flavorful.

I didn’t really like the hop character at first, but I like it better and better. I think it’s the hop varieties, not the continuous addition that i’m not fond of. And I think I like it better from the bottle than the tap.