Lucky Labrador Got Hops?

On tap at the brewery’s SE location. Colour... gold-orange with no head. Nose... sweet, citrusy hops. Palate... more citrus like hops, lots of tea leaf, crushed mint leaves and a dry, long finish

Nitro at the Lucky Lab Beer Hall Light citrus and grass aroma. The light malt flavor is uninteresting. Grass and citrus in there. Thin body where the nitro is not even evident. Naw…not very good.

On tap early 2009. Light copper. Lots of bitterness. Pine and floral hops. Too thin and underbalanced...beef it up. Too thin.

Bright yellow with thin white head. Good spread of hop aromas, lemon & pine.. good carbonation (draft atmultnomah pub). crisp flavor, more citursy, a little honey, crisp finish

Arôme de vanille, d’abricot et d’agrume. IPA typiquement américaine. Malgré tout, un peu aqueuse et manque de soutien de malt.

tap at the brewpub - The aroma is very hoppy with both citrus and pine notes. It has some great lacing from the slowly dissipating head. The flavor is dominated by the crisp citrus hops and also well balanced. The sharp, hoppy finish is also enjoyable. Good IPA, Labrador!

Half pint tasted at the LL Beer Hall in Portland, OR. Citrus, piney hoppy nose with some cereal-like malts also apparent in the nose. Somewhat subtle, but very pleasant and quite quaffable. Transparent copper color with a somewhat small whitish head. Piney and hempy simcoe hop flavor to start, which becomes sweeter and a bit chewier with nice malts in the middle. Extremely well-balanced. Light piney bitter hoppiness to finish. Well-balanced, flavorful, and non-palate obliterating. That, to me, makes for a great IPA.

Not sure about the need for a nitro tap for a beer at every brewpub here. Dark yellow. Light head. Nicely hopped aroma. Hop flavour emphasizes the hops over the malt.