Hazy copper and bronze coloured body with a nice, three centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of alcohol, strong bright hops with a floral and very piney scent and a good deal of fruit sweetness near the end. Medium-bodied; Assertive floral and piney hoppiness shows at first then is rounded out by the solid malt backbone and some well-structured and fruity sweet notes that show pears, apples and some apricots. Aftertaste shows the bitterness from the hops at first, but also some nice alcohol warmth and a bit of the fruit as well, which pairs well with all the hop bitterness. Overall, a well balanced and still pungent Imperial IPA with a solid profile and smooth complexity. Not one of the best I’ve had recently, but not awful! I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Beverage Warehouse in Winooski, Vermont on 19-September-2016 for US$3,50 sampled at home in Washington on 18-February-2017.

Pours a nice amber from a can. Very nice grapefruity aroma and flavor, very good and well-balanced, not terribly boozy, but I did just mistype a whole bunch of words. Very good beer.

Tap at Growler Garage, Burlington. Colour is slightly cloudy light orange with small white head. Aromas and flavours: Fruits, caramel, sweetness, hops and malts.

This was poured into a snifter.
The appearance was a semi-hazy bronzed orange color with a one finger white foamy head that dissipated within less than a minute. Lacing speckles the sides nicely.
The smell starts off with a sly citrus pulp and rind and slides into a subtle nice malt.
The taste was moderately bitter with an ample sweetness of the citrus combining nicely in a sticky fashion. Subtle tobacco rides into the aftertaste and grabs the citrus to slide into the finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Carbonation seems good for the style and for me.
Overall, for a DIPA, its a good one, there’ s nothing wrong with it, I could see myself having this again.

Can from the Lazy Dog Lightly hazy golden color. This has got to be the maltiest double IPA I’ve had in a long time. Not sure how old this can is but wow, where are the hops?

12 ounce can, 4/8/15. Hazy amber, large foamy off-white head. Good retention. Aroma of grainy malt, caramel, citrus hops. The taste is grainy malt, citrus hops, pith, tropical fruits. Medium bodied, moderate carbonation, strong lingering bitterness, a little raw in tone but quite solid.

22 oz. bottle purchased at Learys Fine Wine. Orange clear color with mild head and plenty of carbonation in the snifter. Grapefruit, lemons and light oranges in the aroma.

The flavor shows the above mentioned fruits flavors with a moderate amount of sweet bread and caramel malt, almost to sweet. The ABV isn’t real noticeable which is a good thing. Bitterness lingers slightly with a grain finish. Overall nothing wrong here at all but... Nothing that stands out amount 100 other DIPA that I sampled. No bottle dating anywhere, so really hard to know how long it has sat of the shelf. Best sampled on draft or directly from the brewery.