Foothills Seeing Double IPA

Brewed by Foothills Brewing
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA

On tap at the mellow mushroom pours clear amber color with off white head. Aroma is sweet caramel and grapefruit. Mouthfeel is smooth. Flavor is upfront citrus or grapefruit and finishes semi-sweet from the caramel malts. This is a great beer. Its only downside is its sweet finish. I prefer a dry finish for this style. Still a solid brew.

Decent IPA. Orange and some grapefruit notes in the aroma. Flavor of the same with some other citrus notes coming through with the hops.

Growler courtesy of onenote81. Pours a dark amber color with reddish highlights and a one finger light tan head. Good retention and lacing. Aroma is sweet and floral with notes of citrus, pine, caramel, grapefruit, some hints of honey and spice. Flavor is sweet and floral with notes of citrus, grapefruit, caramel, honey, pine, floral hops. Generally medium body with a piny, floral hop finish.

Thanks kiefdog for sharing the growler. Very enjoyable IIPA. Pours a transparent amber with a white head. Nose is lots of caramel malt with a piney curtain over the peach and citrus notes. Flavor is very piney with big malt backbone. Overall a ton of malt and a balanced pine and citrus attack. Very enjoyable.

On tap at Tyler’s Taproom in Durham. Pours dark orange with a creamy white head. Aroma of pineapple, grapefruit, and fresh cut grass. Well balanced taste of pine and grapefruit with a malt sweetness. An excellent DIPA; I only wished they bottled this so that I could have it more often.

on tap at Tylers Taproom in Durham, NC on 3/21/09. massive hop bomb.... dark golden color with average white head... pleasant citrus hops on the nose... big body loaded with hops ranging from citrus to pine. Seeing Double IPA is a full force IIPA that isn’t afraid to throw the hops at you, however, it is not too overwhelming and is quite balanced considering.

EBF Session 1. Lightly hazy, orange in color with a lasting head. Aroma of fresh citrus, a touch of tropical fruit and a moderate amount of pine. Taste has alot of grapefruit, tropical fruit, and pine over a medium to full bodied malt backbone. Finishes with a nice lingering bitterness. I really enjoyed this one.

Poured from a growler procured by DoBoy at Foothills yesterday. Clear coppery brown body under a medium, creamy, yellowish beige head, decent lace. Spruce and grapefruit skin up front in the aroma, dark toffee and a hint of fruitiness follow. Smooth and slightly viscous, medium to full body and light carbonation, resinous. Lots of malty sweetness that needs the abundance of peppery hop bitterness that builds quickly. Finishes dry with a lingering tangy grapefruit zest. A solid DIPA with lots of character.