Appearance - 4 | Aroma - 2.5 | Flavor - 0.5 | Texture - 4 | Overall - 1

Can from kroger in cincy. This pour is slightly hazy pale, head immediately fades. Aroma is odd nose of BO and pine sap perfume. Taste the rubber inner tube, hand soap, diesel, turpentine, pine tar sap and rotting fermenting green grapefruit rinds, all with a a little added carbonation to the food processor liquid, hehehh. There, you have it. Tons of IPA have been flooding the market for over 15 years, and they practically all taste the same; terribly bitter. The IPA wave has never crashed as I predicted, and hoped. It used to be macro pale lager was the ubiquitous beer, now its the poorly made IPAs. If you gave up on IPAs after your first 5 or 100, supposedly you’re missing out on tons of IPA that could be perfect for your tastes. Like watching the 15 different godzilla films from japan, with english translations. For me, this is just another of the quadrillion IPA out there which are frightfully bitter max on style. My palate will never mature enough to appreciate the IPA style. Blah. You like IPA? Put this on yer bucket list, I'm sure you'll dig it.