Pangaea Liljas Hop Nest Monster

Mild hop aroma, with hints of citrus. Pours a slightly hazy goldish orange, with just a thin white head. Nice sharp hop flavor, with just a touch of caramel to balance it out, with a long bitter finish. Really drinkable, especially at the under $10 a sixer price.

12oz bottle. Clear gold/orange pour with a medium white head. Bitter hop aroma with some citrus and a bit of malt. Crisp citrus hop flavor with a lasting bitter finish.

Pours a golden color with a small white corbonated head. Taste much like any typical IPA 12 oz. bottle

This is definitely a rare gem. Pours light gold with nice white head. Excellent hoppy citrusy aroma. Flavor is also very hoppy. This is definitely a very good IPA.

Bottle. Attractive pour -- bright golden/orange, with a firm and tall top. The aroma is a bit of a surprise -- woodsy, ashy even. Indeed, this drinks with a far earthier component than most American IPAs, but I still love it -- well rounded with a solid malty backbone, topped off with this rock-hard kick of pine forest mulch. I can (and will) drink a pile of this very good beer. (#3693, 10/4/2009)

Dan’s Bachelor Party Extended Weekend Rating #56 of 90. On tap at HopCat in Grand Rapids. Pours an ugly yellow. Mild hop nose and flavor. Pale and bitter. Not too appeasing.

12 oz bottle. Pours gold with a large white head. Aroma is of citrus, pine, and pineapple hops with a mild sweetness, though fairly light overall. Interesting flavor profile, with a nice pineapple hoppiness leading the way, backed by strong grapefruit and peppery hops. Biscuit malt backbone. A pleasant surprise.

Modest, aroma, taste and body. Not one of the better IPAs. More of a pale ale.