Lagunitas India Pale Ale

Amber color with a decent white head. Aroma is mainly hops and citrus. Flavor is the same as the aroma. A little watery in the mouthfeel. Overall, an above average IPA but there are much better ones out there.

Bottle. Poured with a finger and a half head. Watery brown color, tastes hoppy with a citrus flavor, but bitter metallic finish. Well carbonated. I personally do not care for the aftertaste, but it’s a decent IPA.

Slight unclear copper/orange with a decent head & good lacings. Aroma is of hops - piney & bitter. Medium bodied with a average live carbonation. Fresh & mainly bitter taste from hops. Not as sweet as ex. maximus from same brewery. Good & solid IPA with a lovely bitterness!

Pours a light copper with a head average in color and durability. Aroma was mildly fruity. Flavor was satisfyingly hoppy. In addition, this IPA let you know there is a solid base to it - it doesn’t just rely on the hops as many IPA’s do. The label boasts that the hops and the malt battle in your palate; I would rather think of it as a concert, not a battle. Mouthfeel was a little on the thin side, but this ale still established a decent presence, fortified with a long-lasting pleasant aftertaste.

Orange with a diminishing head. Nice aroma of citrus and caramel. The flavour is somewhat salty and grap like with a hint of caramel and hay. The finish is dry and metallic.

Bottle. Fine Ipa, with the hop´s on the top, fine faint malty flavor, hazy golden color. A ipa with out the heavy sweetness.

Bottle. Pours a clear amber. When fresh this beer has a nice hop aroma, but I have noticed that this varies greatly with age. Pretty good flavor balance, just enough malt to carry the hops. Pretty common West Coast American IPA here. I like the style so I like the beer, but there are many out there that are better.

Aroma is of flowery hops. Clear amber hue with an off-white head. Flavor is watery, weak and finishes dry. Palate is watery soft. Much too weak in every category.