Bottle from Lee Discount Liquor, Las Vegas
Clean amber color with creamy head. Very nice aroma, hoppy, fresh, fruity; later, the animal side shows too. Good body strength, not too thick; caramel and toffee flavor, with just an acceptable touch of crystal malt; moderate sweetness; strong hopping, with loads of piney resins, reasonable fruity contribution; the final is a bit, pleasantly abrasive; long. It manages not to be chewy.
Excellent.

Bottle: Poured a coppery orange with carbonated dregs consuming the glasses edges, the head was creamy and off white. Aroma was a blast of citrus grapefruit hops and light malt. The taste was bold pine and citrus hops that livened the palate but was slowly soothed by the malt balance. The tongue was left dry and slight grapefruit remained.

Sorry, I recorded scores but not verbage for this one :(, but I did write down that it was a good but not great beer. More next time if I can edit reviews

22oz bomber pours clear gold with copper core and near white head. The first whiff of aroma was very nice with bold and slightly malt sweetened grapefruit and tangelo type citrusy hops. Wow wow. As it warmed I start to pick up a slight off note that seems to be in tired yeast buttery arena but sometimes maybe not. The taste is straight up bold citrusy goodness that borders on harsh and boozy but doesn’t actually get there. I get loads of citrus hop bitterness nicely rimmed by malt sweetened citrus hop flavor. Midway and into the finish the hops get more bitter to the point of being a little resiny with a nice pine hop like sap note and it also picks up a touch of booziness too. The only problem is a faint yet nagging almost fruit estery sweetness in the background that may or may not actually be diacetyl. I don’t know. This is a great try at the style as it hits it dead on in its big hops, bitter hops and resiny bitter harshness mixed with some booze, that is dead on IIPA. Nice job.