Lost Coast Indica India Pale Ale

Brewed by Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Eureka, California USA

Pours hazy orange with light head. Grapefruit overtones and biscuity malts. Definitely better as it warmed. Nice finish. Good IPA.

I didn’t find this as good as eveyone said it was, par for course I suppose. full bodied, and hoppy but lacked a finish I was hop(p)ing for. Don’t get me wrong tho...a very good beer by any standards, but I have my doubts about its astronomical rating.

Definitely one of my favorite IPAs. I picked up a dusty six pack that had been sitting in my hometown’s best liquor store for what had to be over two years. At this point, it’s much more like a very mild barleywine. The aroma is quite mild at this point but still very citrusy; hops are rather mellow but have retained a great grapefruit character and lots of resinous bitterness. Body is somewhat dry but full and malty. Pretty sweet. This beer has so many hops that it’s putting me to sleep. This is one very tasty IPA which aged well and, I can imagine, is ever better and shockingly good and hoppy when young.

This is one of the best IPAs I have ever tasted. Acquired from our local high-brow grocery store, it is one of the sweetest beers I have ever had. Sweet smooth, and memorable.

Bottle courtesy of Degarth. Aroma very hoppy citrus variety. Pour was a nice hazen orange glow with a white head. Flavor was good as advertised with just a tinge of sweet malts before one last bite. Overall, this was quite tasty.

22 oz bomber. Cloudy orange beer with a fluffy white head. Sweet juicy, citrusy aroma, sweet biscuity and cookie dough malts as well. Flavour starts with sweet biscuity malts, some light tropical character, grapefruity citrus, light resin toward the finish. Clean bitterness. Aroma becomes ever more malty and tropical as it warms. Seriously tasty IPA.

Pours cloudy amber with medium sized head that quickly fades. The aroma is citrus, apricots and some bicuity malt. The flavor is grapefruit heavy, some tangerine, grass and pine. Some caramel and biscuit. The finish is long, bitter and very dry. Medium body, chewy texture. Very refreshing.

[bottle - 12 oz] Very nice hazy orange color with a puffy head. Subtle aroma of hops, citrus, caramel and some pine. Very hoppy and floral taste at the beginning with a slightly sweet and caramelly middle and a nice and crisp bitter hop finish. A little thin and a little harsh on the tongue, but decent otherwise.