On tap at the brewery pours out a crisp golden topped with a white head. Nose is nice floral perfume hops some bread malts and a little spice. Taste is more of the nice floral spice hops and some pithy grapefruit bitterness.

12 oz can from a variety pack. Aroma is vaguely citrusy, cantaloupe, Smarties, caramel. Pours hazy burnt orange to amber with a one finger long-lasting beige head with curtains of lace. Taste is highly bitter with some moderate caramel malt sweetness alongside. Lots of pithy bitterness lingering through the long finish. I usually don't go for such highly caramelly IPAs, but this isn't too bad.

Can thanks to Jeremy. Pours a clear copper with small off white head. The aroma is earth, bread, resin. Medium body, earth, grapefruit, pine, lingering resin finish, good.

Draft at McCall Brewing. Pours a true amber color with a thick finger of creamy beige head. Intense aroma of floral and piney hops? lightly malty. Big time hop flavors are pine and floral, somewhat dank. The taste is heavily bitter with a small amount of sweetness. Different than a lot of the other IPA?s lately in the bitterness is really ramped up along with a modest malt bill. That and it?s not hazy, so bonus points on appearance. Borders on an Imperial. Exactly what you?d expect from a stiff 90 IBU. Had it with the Payette Dip making just about the perfect lunch during a quick family outing.

Slightly hazy pour. Deep orange amber. Brief wispy head. More agressive hop presence then the others IPA here. More woody and piney and bitter. slightly toasted amber malt body. Full and fairly aggressive.

Grunt fill from WinCo. Medium amber pour with small silky head. Hoppy, metallic aroma, some toffee malts. Taste is pretty hop forward, at 90 IBU, to be expected. More metallic notes St the finish. This one is all about the hops.