Good bitterness. 7.3%. Overall nice hoppy flavor. A keeper.

Crisp, hoppy

Sweet like honey well balanced. Not particularly crisp or citrusy

Very hoppy smooth taste

Hoppy. Not a pounding beer. Not a clean finish.

Fresh hoppiness and citrus

Subtle hops. Citrus. Typical IPA. Not bad though

Pours a thick, creamy, yet large-bubbled and foamy white head with fantastic retention and lacing. The head allows for a good release of piney and floral aromas alongside some citrus, but there's also a toffee-ish malty sweetness. This continues in the taste, that is again of hops primacy, yet characterized more by pine than citrus, though the (slight) malt sweetness makes for a pineapple sort of flavour. On the tongue it is medium bodied and fairly well carbonated, yet creamy feeling. It is not necessarily quintessential of the style, but it is a very, very nice IPA and a very nice beer all around.

Copper orange colored hazy pour into my Southern Tier pint glass. Off white head leaves nice rim of lacing. Aromas of sweet malt, hops and spiced fruit. Flavors start with sweet malt on front end, hop presence announces itself in middle with fruity notes and ends with moderate clean dry hoppy bitterness. Medium bodied with good carbonation. Very well balanced beer. Enjoyed it and would have another if given the opportunity.

Love hoppy bears but this one is a little too much