Iron Hill Imperial IPA

Brewed by Iron Hill Newark
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Newark, Delaware USA

Draft at Iron Hill Lancaster...aka Kryptonite...pours golden-orange, white head...nice floral, piney, hoppy, citrus aroma...flavor was of citrus, hops, malts, bitter with an added candy sweetness thrown in...smooth mouthfeel...nice lacing...this was good...can’t wait till they offer again.

Also called Holiday Ale at the West Chester location, had absoutely no problem with the beer or the service there, fantastic IPA, dark amber in color, nice fluffy white head that laced around the glass, lots of hoppiness in the body, bitterness all over the place, excellent malt profile to support the body as well, the beer was that hoppy that it felt like the oils from the hops were dripping off my tounge, dry & bitter finish, very excellent IPA

Had on draft @ Media, PA location. Piney aroma and flavor with good malt background. Very tasty with alcohol well hidden. Nice Imperial IPA and would recommend if in the area.

Cask conditioned: Took a while to settle from the hand pump. Poured a cloudy golden color. Thick foamy white head and nice lacing. Aroma was of pine and hops, with a dash of fruit and citrus. Hops. Hops. Hops. Piney hops, with a nice dry finish. This was a great beer.

AKA : Kryptonite Double IPA draft at Lancaster location. It poured bright amber in color with a thick frothy and sticky beige head. The head left a very nice lacing on the glass. The aroma is of floral and piney hops with notes of a caramel sweetness. Taste of sweet, floral, piney hops prominent. The malt backbone is nice and it lets the hop taste speak for itself without being too thin. For the hop shortage, Iron Hill managed to nail out an awesome IIPA. Very nice.

Draft at NW location. Clear copper coloe with medium off white head. Strong resiny skunky aroma. The taste was the samw with light malt and light sweetness. Thick body that becomes sticky at the end. Very good beer.

North Wales. Pours deep copper with big hopcit, fruit, and spice aroma. Tastes very hoppy, resiny, with some finishing citrus and fruit. Well balanced with a solid malt presence.

Newark with seafood bisque, mmmmm. Pours an extremely cloudy orange body with a thick merangue-like beige head that seems to go no where. Oranges and sweet malts in the nose. Starts off very sweet with lots of oranges but finishes with more of a bitter grapefruit flavor. Solid malt backbone and lots of spices through-out. Very good IIPA!