Michigan Brewing High Seas India Pale Ale

Brewed by Michigan Brewing Company
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Webberville, Michigan USA

Bottle. Poured a clear gold with a white head. Looked to be highly carbonated. Aroma was full of citrus hops. Flavor was quite hoppy as well with citrus and piney flavor and a slight unpleasant undertone of wet wood.

11/07/2007: Michigan Brewing High Seas India Pale Ale pours out in a clear and bright deep golden yellow stream. It has a really nice ctirsy hop nose and a bright flavor containing lots of fresh hoppy citrus. It has a medium body and a mild to moderate bitterness.

12 fl. oz. bottle. Rating #201 for this beer.

Translucent, copper with a medium tan head. Malt is very upfront and somewhat sweet, but balanced beautifully with bitter hops. A very good IPA, especially for those whose preference is not West Coast style hop bombs. A beer that I have enjoyed vast quantities of over the years.

Bottle as shown. Pours a cloudy orange copper with a large frothy off white head that lasts awhile and leaves behind good sticky lacing on the glass. The aroma is floral hops with honey and citrus. Medium bodied with a sweet hop taste with caramel and citrus and a nice smooth finish. Easy to drink and hides the alcohol well. A very good IPA from Michigan Brewing Company.

Pours a copper orange color with small head that leaves nice lacing on the glass. Piney, citrusy hops on the nose. Flavor is malt right up front, then the hops come marching in...citrus peel, pine and grapefruit rind. Good mouthfeel with a bitter finish.

12oz bottle 7/14/09 (Siciliano’s Market-Grand Rapids)-Pours a slightly hazy light amber with a big loose off white head. Aroma of citrus hops, malt, and grapefruit. Taste of citrus, hops, malt, and a little pine. This medium bodied brew is well balanced and quite tasty. Good job.

Yes, this beer was made in Michigan. No, this is not Bells. Yes, they receieved a tax break for making a beer with Kid Rock. No, I’m not brining anything back for you f$%ers- 12 oz. bottle served in shaker- poured semi transparent when held to a light source, darkened tan with heavy copper and faint ruby hues. Low carbonation, inviting 2 mm head formed, laced very nicely, and stayed around like Granholm- but in a good way this time. Aroma of floral notes, malt, and super sweet Michigan taffy- hey lady! Hits the mouth with a high-medium body, the caramelized malt has held up well, malt takes it to the middle and elevates it with some mild maple syrup sweetness while the hops raise some hell in the background, finish is faintly acidic, smakes you heartly across your face, and makes you take another sip. Wish I could take this off a charter off Grand Haven, Port Huron, or any small lake inland for fishing. Definition of an IPA. Enough said.

120z bottle courtesy of Ib4lb. Pours a darm amber color with thin white head. Aroma is sweet and floral with notes of caramel, citrus, grapefruit, light pine, honey, and some grapefruit notes. Flavor is sweet and floral with notes of citrus, caramel, floral hops, some pine, nice malt balance. Generally medium body with a floral hop finish.