Shared 12 oz. bottle. Pours a crystal clear gold and a white head. Moderate lacing. Aroma and taste of citrus, tropical fruit, caramel, and pine. Well-balanced.

Clear golden, white foam. Nice ripe and fruity, fully immersive hop aroma. Fresh and juicy. Tastes also juicy, nice balance between body and bitterness. Goes down easy, leaving some dry fruity and balanced bitterness lingering. Great, especially considering that this baby backs 8% abv!

A straight up, well-brewed DIPA. Pine and fresh citrus fruit. Sweet malty backbone. Medium body. Sweet and clean finish. Good brew.

Light amber color. Massive citra hoppy nose. Big fully hoppy mouth with tons of citrA and pine. Just full on hop bomb, but medium body. Super drinkable. Smooth. Big bitter finish but stays balanced through out.

Bottle dated 08/19/16.
This was poured into a tulip.
The appearance was a burnt amber to golden orange color with a nice glossy transparency about it. Carbonation could be seen rising at a decent pace to fill a one finger white foamy head that dissipated at a nice pace. Moderate foamy white lace.
The aroma bleeds big bitter citrus rind, bold enough to grip my nosehairs and beat them into submission. Assertive pine coming in nicely as it warms. Underlying malts for the balance.
The flavor is dry with a balancing bitter to sweet, but not fully combined. Strong bitter rind grips the aftertaste and finish. But a touch of mineral sweetness also seems to hit the finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a decent sessionability about it. Carbonation seems to hit appropriately.
Overall, well, it’s a good DIPA for the most part and nice to try but can’t really see myself coming back to this.

Pours clear dark golden color with white head. Aromas of pine and citrus. Pine and tropical fruit flavors with moderate bitterness. Medium body with average carbonation and a slightly dry finish.