Roots Organic Woody IPA

Brewed by Roots Organic Brewing
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Portland, Oregon USA

22. oz bomber. Pours an amber orange with a huge frothy head that settles a bit and hangs around till the very end. Left a heavy lacing all the way down the glass. Nice nose of primarily citrus with pine. Nice bitter hop flavor that hits you immediately then softens on the finish. Overall a very nice IPA.

Bronze with a decent head. Easy hop aroma, but was expecting much more. Better than average bitterness, but lacking floral hop qualities. Medium-bodied, possibly a bit thin. Only average for the west coast.

Huge head went down to a lasting fluffy top. Goldish orange color. Aroma is light citrus and earthy leafy hops. Some gritty bitterness, very herbal, grassy. Mostly hoppy, not a lot of balance. Far better than the Red, it was not as enjoyable as I had hoped.

3 finger head settled to a thick condensed beauty. wild tall foamy head looked like soft serve ice cream. grapefruit aroma. same dirty dry leaf flavor found in most organic beers ive had. hops have an abrasive edge and orange peel flavor.

Slightly hazy amber orange, monstrous rocky head that lasts and coats the glass very well. Citric, peachy aroma with lesser notes of grass. Medium bodied, aggressive bitterness. I wish it had different hops, not my taste here.

22 oz. bottle - light orange and crystal clear with thin white head; piny aromas with a touch of sweetness; full flavor mix of hops and pine cones; not much malt in this one as it finishes pretty bitter; texture is thin

4th Brewery 07-08 Brew Trip with Bikesandbeer. Draft pours orange with a bright white head. Nose has a little bit of hops in it. Taste was a big ehh for me.

22. Clear medium amber with thick, rocky white head and plenty of lace. Nice forward pine and spruce nose. Medium body, a little on the flat side. Pine, resin, and a little caramel and tea backbone. Long piney finish. Not really creative, and has issues that could be easily fixed to boost its score a fair bit.