Draft at Delirium Hoppy Loft. Pours clear dark golden with an off white head. Aroma of weedy hops, light fruits, light cat pee and citrus. Flavour is light to moderate sweet and moderate bitter. Light medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Thx! for sharing. Sampled draft @ Delirium Hoppy Loft. Hazy wheat amber, little white head. Nose is floral, hay, esters, light hop. Taste is mainly sweet sugar, ester, candy, toffee, dull white sugar taste, toffee, little hops, faint pine,… Tad milky yeast, white bread body. Touch watery. Rather bland, white sugar sweet concoction.

12oz bottle pours with a nearly clear gold to copper hued body that supports a white head of foam. The aroma offers up inviting sweet tangelo juice, mango and pineapple as well as a modest sweet malt bill in the background. The taste delivers hoppy goodness to my senses as I take in pleasing sweetened tangelo, grapefruit and mango all heading smoothly into the malty base just as the hops turn a tad resiny with bitterness. A few more sips brings about a facet of modest spicy dank onion hoppiness. This is pretty solid. My bottle might have a bit of age on it but shame on me. Good IPA with plenty of juiciness and bitterness and body to keep me happy.

West Coast IPA with thick, irregular, off-white, moussy head and lightly hazy, light orange blonde colour with a veil of ’dust’ (yeast) equally divided over the liquid as the deposit is added. Based on the name, I expected this to be a wheat IPA or something, but apparently only barley is used. Lovely citrus aroma, perfumed with suggestions of mandarin liqueur, grapefruit peel, lime zest, honeydew, fresh pineapple, papaja, caramel candy, white pepper, pine wood, biscuit, peaches (esters, almost as in a Belgian tripel, especially when the deposit is added) and gin; nothing off-putting here. Vividly fruity onset, pineapple, orange, watermelon, some banana, medium carbonation, minerals, salty accent but fortunately not too strong, light and supple mouthfeel, slightly nutty and caramelly malt sweetness cleverly balanced with a resinous, spicy, citrussy hop bitterness dominating the finish and drying the back of the mouth and throat, with some of the malts timidly creeping through. This may not be the most revolutionary IPA around, pretty straightforward, but very well balanced and tasty, exemplary for its style.

Bottle from Special Brews in Lynwood, WA. Pours gold with a white head. Aroma is fruit and grass. Med body. It starts bitter, gets a sweet burst, then goes eaarthy bitter. I’m thinking of Cluster. Plus a lot of other hop. Hoppy, bitter and tasty. Works for me.

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Bottle pour. Pours a golden color with a lasting fizzy head to it. Mostly hops aroma. Flavor almost has a lemon like flavor to it. A lot of citrus hop to this really easy drinking IPA. Good beer here.

On tap at the brewery
Clear golden with a small white head, some lacing. Aroma is floral and citrus. Taste is floral, citrus and piney
A nice clean IPA

Draft. Amber beer with a cream head. Grapefruit aroma. Summer fruit and grapefruit flavor with light pine and sweet malt. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Summer fruit and grapefruit lingers with sweet malt and light caramel.