pours DARK amber, good off-white head with much lacing. smells hoppy and sweet. complex flavor, hints of caramel and possibly oak. this one was a real treat, yet perplexing at the same time, a great beer!

In short: A big rich body and tasty resinous IIPA. Heavy and excellent.
How: Bottle 22oz, consumed fresh day of purchase
The look: Very dark ruby (almost mahogany) body topped by a medium beige head
In long: This one doesn’t hold back on the maltiness. Very rich caramel in this nourishing filling body with a side of crisp dried red fruits. Tasty hops that are coniferous and citrusy but especially very resinous. Light peppery notes here and there. In the same vein but superior to the Ithaca Ten I had a day or two before. Kick-ass IIPA for those looking for something more substantial than hop-juice and alcohol. An totally unexpected pleasant surprise from Middle Ages. With a name that reminds us why sometimes we usually don’t like having women around and a picture that reminds us why we usually do.

22 oz-ruby in color, and rich in flavor- nice spicy pine hop character with an initial cleanser like sharpness that was not all that great. Thankfully, as the beer warmed, that sharp after taste faded into a smooth and well balanced double ipa. Would go to again.

Full aroma of hops and grain, with a little fruit and flwers too. Cute, sexy wench on the label. Big head and lace. This is a dark IPA with full-on piney, grapefruity hops. The mouthfeel is tangy and tingly, but still soft and mildly carbonated. The 8% alcohol is not obvious. Wail on, Waling Wench! You are a 4-pointer and a studly brew indeed.

Bomber poured a clear dark amber with a small lasting amber head. Aromas of carmel, earthiness, light pine and light orange zest. Palate was full bodied and smooth with a lightly dry finish. Flavors of carmel, earthiness, pine, light orange zest and a hint of grapefruit with a smooth lingering earthy bitter finish.

A nice malty well balanced DIPA!