Rte. 113 India Pale Ale

Can at home from beer shop St Albans. Bright orange red coloured pour with a lasting sticky off white head. Aroma is dank hop with pine hop, and some caramel malts. Some tobacco and dank hops. Flavour is composed of caramel biscuity malts with berry fruits, pine hops. Bitterness is aggressive but relatively clean. Long lingering bitterness, with slight solvent varnish finish. Palate us medium full bodied with resin and varnish on the tongue. Highish carbonation. Tasty enough, maybe a little out of balance.

Nice spicy IPA. Body of some malt and of course mostly hops, hops & hops. Nice.

0.33l can brought home from Mikkeller & Friends. It quickly develops a huge really frothy and lasting light head on top of a cloudy deep amber almost a little brownish copper colored body. Lots of caramel and pine on the nose. Almost a little sticky and punchy like a double IPA. Sticky marmalade and lots of hops. Really nice both looks and smell on this puppy. Lots of flavor also! Not sweet at all, but it has a strong piney hoppy flavor. I almost get a little bit of burned bitter wood here as well, and I quite like it. Could it be rye I'm tasting? Green bitter coffee beans and it has this thick oily mouthfeel wrapped in a average small bubbled carbonation level. Loaded with flavor and it's getting more and more bitter in the finish. One unique flavorful IPA, really quite a tasty and I won't have any problems drinking this again and again! 27.01.2014

Can purchased somewhere in Rome - Italy. Pours a nice dark amber, a bit cloudy with a consistent beige foamy head which lasts almost until the end of the tasting. Nose: caramel, amber malts, roast, tropical fruits and a bit of grass. Mouth: very nice... well-balanced combination of bitterness and bread notes with a slight after taste of smoked food. Very bitter and quite enjoyable. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Reviewed from notes.
I poured this into a pint glass.
The appearance was a deep hazy amber color with a half a finger’s worth of foamy white head. There was some light stringy lacing.
The smell had a tropical fruity/slightly citrusy aromas surrounding a nice light maltiness about it.
The taste was citrusy sweet with some light tropical flavorings coming back in. I didn’t get any aftertaste. However, I did get a quick dry spicy finish.
On the palate, it sits about a medium and ends up giving my taste buds a nice assault as an AIPA should.
Overall, this was a pretty good AIPA well worthy of having again.

Tap. Amber, creamy offwhite lace. Somewhat flowery gras&pine hop aroma. Medium light sticky body, hop resins leave a soapy residue. Unbalanced , not that fun.

Ins Glas ergießt sich ein bernsteinfarbenes Bier mit schöner Schaumkrone. Geruch sehr malzig, hopfig fruchtig, bitter. Geschmack intensiv fruchtig hopfig, stark malzig.

Can: Lemongrass and starfruit nose, mild lilly note. Hazy copper, huge yellow head. Tea initially, overripe orange toward the end. Strong assertive lilly flavor. Resinous and very bitter. Creamy, medium body. Aggresive and a little off balance. Very English save for its intensity. Good personality.