Rogue Captain Sigs Deadliest Ale (Northwestern Ale)

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Newport, Oregon USA

Bottle purchased from Mo’s. Pours brownish/copper. white head atop with nice lacing. Surprised this is an IPA.. I took it for more of an APA. Notes of fig, caramelws malt, sharp pine hop, Overall, execellent. Definately simple in its approach but well refined. Bitter and spicey but retains a very sessionable mouthfeel. A great beer for both noobs and haxxors 3.55

very happy to try this brew, loved the show, sigs a crazy cool bitch, and crab fishing, shit, thanks for the bisque i guess. ... nice light sweet aromas .. . pretty head, A- lacing .. .. some caramel, pine, resin as in inside tree sap .. .. crab would actually be really nice with this!! .. . a simple nice brew.. . . scoob, my main nigga liked this!! .. . Arrrrr!!! .. . if i was on a crab boat, freezing my nips off, this would do nicely, that or a fuckin huge imperial stout!

22oz - Nice hop nose, good first sip, finish is brutal. The bitter coating left on tongue ruins subsequent sips. I enjoy the show, not the beer.

This beer pour a hazy copper color with a creamy head, the hops are very sharp yet they even out thought the rest. malt is good, the bubble are really full with a scrubbing feel to them.

16 ounce pint - $7.50 at Taco Mac in Kennesaw, Georgia. Appearance: Opaque, chestnut brown body with a ½ inch head formed of whitish foam. Smell: Toasty, pale maltiness, lightly roasty as well, and with some obscured sweetish hints nearly hidden beneath the citrusy, woody hop notes. Taste: Base of standard pale along with distinctly toasty Munich and a smidgen of darker malts with some sweet touches of dark brown sugar and caramel. The hops largely provide a citric taste of white grapefruit with a sharp, brash bitterness, as well as, perhaps, a woodsy character. Light yeastiness. Finishes as dry and longly bitter as one might expect. Still remains a bit citric even in the aftertaste. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation. There’s some slight malt chewiness within. Drinkability: It’s another boldly bitter, hop-forward offering from Rogue. If that tickles your fancy then hop on the boat! If not, well...

Bottle. Moderate malt aroma of caramel, light resin and leather for the hops and yeast, with a hint of date in the background. Head is large, frothy, off-white with fair lacing and is mostly diminishing. Color is hazy, but sparkling red/tan. Flavor starts moderately sweet and lightly acidic, then the long finish is lightly acidic and heavily bitter. Palate is medium, watery with a lively carbonation and is moderately astringent. A little simple, but a surprisingly good Amber Ale. I almost didn’t buy this because Sig Hansen and his brother Edgar are such douche bags.

Poured a dark copper with a medium thick head. Hoppy aroma with hints of citrus and caramel malts. Taste is hoppy as well, and full of malt flavors. Not too complex, but a very good balance. Finish is smooth and not too bitter.

Bottle: Pours a dull copper color with a finger of creamy beige head. Lots of sticky lacing. First impression is full of hops, both florals and light citrus. The flavor comes through as floral hops with a moderate malt backbone. The first half of the glass is really hoppy and lively, it mellows out as it warms. No tricks here, just hops and malt. It does seem a bit pedestrian and could be described as ’just another Rogue ipa,’ but it does have a little more hop character than I remember. Drinkable, nonetheless.