 GMCC2181 (358), Bear, Delaware, USA
Jul 14, 2008
Bottle from my secret santa, who I think is homebrepalo??? Thanks man. Poured into a snifter, nice dark amber color, small head. Aroma of pine. Taste is very sweet. Fruity and earthy as well. Hint of raspberry. Creamy texture. Definitely a unique DIPA. Not my favorite but not bad at all. Worth buying.
beastiefan2k (1101), Lawrence (formely NYC), Kansas, USA
Aug 28, 2008 12oz bottle shared by heemer77, thanks man. Pours with a clear, dark amber color. The surface coving lacing sits around for a while. Aroma is sweet maltiness with just some light earthy hops peaking through. Taste us sweet caramel with a little leafy aftertaste. A malt centered DIPA and the weird hops don’t stand out as anything special. But overall good stuff I could easily drink.
Gregis (904), Overland Park, Kansas, USA
Aug 27, 2008 Bottles shared by heemer77. Pours a hazy reddish-orange with a light beige cap and sheeting lace. The nose is of lively fruity and floral hops with a nice caramel malt backing. Medium-bodied and lightly grainy on the tongue, it concludes with a dry, bitter finish. Dry, nutty malt and fruity hops transition through to an earthy bitter-hopped finish. An interesting IIPA. It may not be in the same league as Hopslam, but it’s certainly worth trying if you get the opportunity. Thanks for sharing this with us, Eric.
csbosox (970), Prairie Village, Kansas, USA
Aug 26, 2008 Big thanks to Heemer77 for this one. 12oz bottle, batch 8513. Aroma is floral and lighty fruity hops, caramel & toffee, and a subtle, slightly aroma that is hard to place. Reddish amber color with a one fingered cream colored head. Good clarity. Active carbonation. The flavor is caramel, toffee, and brown sugar with a very unique flavor that is sort of floral, sort of earthy, nearly reminiscent of rye. A long bitter, but clean, finish with a bit of residual sugar. Lingering fruity, floral, and vegetal flavors. Not my cup of tea
glkaiser (909), Seattle, Washington, USA
Aug 21, 2008 Amber w/ medium head. Moderately sticky hops bring out some serious bitterness, and the hops have a fairly unique floral quality to them. Mixed well wish some bready malts coming through. Good stuff.
satan165 (105), River Grove, Illinois, USA
Aug 15, 2008 i am unfammiliar with this breed of hops and they come across in an interesting way in terms of aroma and flavor. everything seems to present itself as well developed malt then the sting of hops rings through reminding you that this is a big beer where hops are king. syurpy mouthfeel reminds you that despite malt seemingly at every turn this is an IIPA for certain. color even is dark red, nearly brown and echoes the flavor. super sticky on the palate, this hangs around as long as the head dissapates, which is more then a few moments.
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