Growler from Tweety. Thanks, Paul! Man I have been wanting to try this for some time and it does not disappoint. A very big pour with a fine two-finger head that’s very creamy, sitting atop a lustrous bright orange with mild cloudiness. Nice sticky lacing and retention, a good sign, and a suprising one for an IPA with such a modest ABV. The nose is really fruity, with abundant bitter hops in there to be sure, but floral and inviting in a big way. The taste is far more bitter, resinous in certain places, in a way that complements the full bodied mouthfeel quite nicely, keeping it from being too chewy. Spice, a touch of mint, fruits coming back to close it out. Man, this stuff is great.

Growler from Tweety. Pours a bright orange/red color with a bunch of carbonation. A huge white head forms and lasts. Aroma shows earthy hops, herbal, dank, different. A little citrusy, floral. A bit of fusels noticed in the aroma that disappears after awhile. Brings to mind Dale’s Pale Ale. Taste is pretty bitter, dry and grainy, good hop flavor. Drinkable. This is good. Pretty unique but I don’t think it’s even close to one of the best IPAs I’ve had.

Growler generously obtained for me by BDR. Split with cdumler and Alraomon. And I’m grateful for this because currently my only Minnesota rating is some crappy pale lager from trader Joe’s. Pours an almost strawberry red color. Slightly hazy. Large head shows great head retention and thick lacing. The aroma is oily, resiny, piney, minty hops with earthy, brown sugar notes. The taste us very earthy and very bitter resiny, leafy hops, but balanced nicely by the malts. Medium bodied. Very nice IPA.

Pours a clear amber color from the tap at the brewery with a trim off-white head. Filtered, but leaves great lacing. Smells mildly of hops which build in flavor and become bitter in the taste. More like the rind of grapefruit rather than the fruit. Pine is also present. Nice, but not very complex.

Growler. Thanks, BVC! Pours crystal clear burnished medium amber with a dense, pillowy tan head. Salty, earthy, tangy hop profile thats neither piney nor citrusy. Hard to place for sure, despite its being quite bold. Garlic? Earthy sub-continent spices? Interesting. Creamy medium body. Light carb. Sharp resiny bitterness at the end. Woody mid-palate. Absolutely delicious and completely sessionable. Words dont do it justice. Great little IPA.