 AskForJenny (429), Ontario, New York, USA
May 19, 2008
22oz - After busting through the wax, I found a golden, cloudy ale with nice lace. The palate was nice, a balance between hop and malt. Good.
Funknmilla (525), Absecon, New Jersey, USA
Aug 31, 2008 Bomber bottle aged from 2007 spring....cloudy burnt orange color with a tan head...mellow malty aroma, bananas with lemons on the last day of consumption....a whoosh of salt that changes into an almost buttered popcorn flavor...sweet at the same time as the saltiness...malt blanketed grapefruit and banana, easy to drink ...you want to keep sipping to enjoy the layers...the alcohol is disguised as well in the aspect of the interesting layers of this beer, ...with an added creaminess to the brew, this is a great interpretation of the Gemini sign
NomDeBeer (148), Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Aug 30, 2008 Hoppe and Unearthly were pretty good beers, but I wasn’t particularly impressed with either one. Somehow, the combination of the two is tremendous. The alcohol presence of Unearthly is toned down, and the balance of hops and caramel malt is nice. But what’s the deal with the horrible smelling wax?
polomagnifico (418), Saginaw, Michigan, USA
Aug 27, 2008 Bottle. Aroma has notes of citrus, honey, caramel, grass, and flowers. Wonderful aroma. Hazy medium orange amber hue with an average sized off-white head that mostly diminished and left good lace. Flavor is caramel sweet and fruity then ends with a solid bitterness. Palate is full bodied and oily soft. Alcohol is well masked and body is nice and smooth. A very good DIPA with a fantastic nose, flavor and palate. Very good chilledStellar.
Ibrew2or3 (1705), Safety Harbor, Florida, USA
Aug 25, 2008 Courtesy of GMCC2181. Bomber pours copper with gold edges and white head of foam. The aroma is grapefruit hops, pine hops, some grassiness, a bit of roasted malts and a backbone of mild sweet malts. The aroma seems a bit on the light side, lighter than I had hoped. The taste has the feel of a fairly thick high FG body ushering in a balanced attack of grapefruit hop and pine hop bitterness that seem to interchange back and forth in strength. There is a persistent malty sweetness and mild roastiness floating around in there too. Very nice, thanks again Gabe.
DrBayern (951), Morehead City, North Carolina, USA
Aug 25, 2008 Date: 08/23/08, 22 oz. bottle
Aroma - Fresh hoppy aroma of citrus and pine jumps right out, caramel and toffee follow quickly
Appearance - Clear orange/amber pour, solid off white head with good staying power, and some good lace
Flavor - Loads of malty sweetness up front, caramel, and some sweet toasty grain contribute. Bitterness builds slowly, but ultimately keeps things in check with a barely dry finish.
Palate - Medium body and carbonation, slightly sticky and palate coating
Overall - Big and brash, alcohol barely noticeable, a lot of malt character, as is common for the style. The hoppy nose is inviting, but the malt takes over after that.
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