 emerica56 (454), Bristol, Rhode Island, USA
Feb 6, 2008
Thanks alot Brent for shipping this up to me, cheers. This is a rather unique brew, it has a spicy aromato it. the color is prety standard, a cloudy redish orange color with soe yeast particles in it. But the nose is so different it has a rye and pepper spice with hints of light fruits. the flavor is just as unique and good as the nose. With sewwt caramel bitterness on the tip of your tounge followed by a peppery finish. You can also really taste those light citrus fruits in the aftertaste but that pepper never fades which is really nice. I really like this finish to this is is swwet yet has that kick to keep you wanting more, Great job Three Floyds.
amish_caravan (204), Winona, Minnesota, USA
Aug 29, 2008 aroma of hops and citrus. very sweet scent. taste is very hoppy and has tones of fruit as well. smooth finish that lasts on the tongue and in the back of the throat. I would purchase this again.
kosko20 (81), Bemidji, Minnesota, USA
Aug 29, 2008 great brew, description in a few days...not everything I hoped for but I can’t complain...on tap at brewpub
Beerman6686 (680), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 28, 2008 Pours a hazy orange color with a nice off white head. Aroma is of a lot of citrus hops and peaches maybe. Flavor is very abundant, nice citrus hops and some pine mixed in, and the fruit flavor in the hops really comes out. Really good stuff, but not quite up to par with Pliny or Hopslam.
Hophead22 (146), Redlands, California, USA
Aug 24, 2008 22oz. bottle. pours a really nice orange/yellow, nice lacing white head. Nice grassy/piney aroma, smells real good. Has a hell of a hop kick to it, pretty well balanced. Pretty nice beer overall. As it warmed it became incredible,
BrotherGrendel (135), San Diego (La Jolla), California, USA
Aug 23, 2008 Poured into a Stone OG tulip glass.
Appearance is an opaque dull orange with some amber highlights, thin layer of off-white creamy foam that dissipates to a ring, swaths of sticky lacing on the glass.
Smell is big, fragrant hops, mostly floral and pine resin, slight citrus tones, caramel and toast malts linger as does slight alcohol, very flavorful and delicious.
Taste is initially sweetened pine hops, transitions to thick chewy caramel and bready malts, tones of oranges and cotton candy, finishes bitter with a hint of alcohol warming.
Mouthfeel is medium-bodied, creamy and slick resiny texture, carbonation is ample but moderate.
Drinkability is high given the abv, a flavorful and balanced DIPA that has a nice interplay of hops and malts, I am impressed with the hop presence and this continues my obsession with this midwestern brewery.
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