Aroma has a citrussy, sllighty grassy dry hop character. pours copper colored with sufficient head. flavor is many C-hops with dry hopped flavors. Medium bodied a decent pale

<b>In short: </b>A tasty IPA trying to pass as a Pale Ale<br /> <b>How: </b>Tat at brewpub, North Wales location<br /> <b>The look: </b>Clear dark golden body topped by a small off-white head<br /> <b>In long: </b>Nose is intensely citrusy. Body is filled with tasty caramel perfectly balanced by a citrusy and resinous hops. Long finish with a bitterness of medium intensity. Lively carbonation. Overall rather crisp. This is a well balanced tasty american hop-fix. I don’t know what the deal is with the Iron Hill locations but I had this one at the North Wales location although it is listed as a Newark beer. Great. Now there’s really no reason whatsoever to go to Delaware.

Draft at Lancaster location. Poured amber in color with a large frothy beige head that left nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of citrus and light piney hops, with a nice caramel malt base. Taste of piney and citrus hops with a nicely balanced caramel malt. Great body, carbonation and mouth feel. Very nice.

Had this at the Harrisburg brewfest. Appearance: huge, off-white head. Aroma: resin, but not much citrus. Bitter taste and dry, short finish.

Sweet hoppy aroma. Oh what a lovely flavor after saMpling so many of their mediocre offerings! Syrupy sweet and bitter grapefruit notes. A quality drink.