Irre wie deutlich man Holz und Pfeffer in Nase und Trunk spürt. Das ist definitiv kein klassisches IPA, keine Frucht, überwiegend dunkle Noten, hinten auch etwas alkoholisch. Sehr speziell.

An dark orange beer, a head is medium and blond. Aroma has citrus, mango, some fructose, interesting perfume-wood notes. Taste has complex citrus, mandarin, pepper, wood, medium bitterness. Medium bodied. Very interesting beer, never tried similar like this. Very good.

Can from Brewcraft at home. Medium dark copper ruby pour with puffy cream colored head. Aroma is dank resinous hops with some strong spicy cedar (unusual but interesting). Taste is dank green hops that quickly transitions to cedar herbaceous bite followed by medium heavy biscuit malt. Strong resin finish that lasts. The cedar is very pronounced in a way the oak in the other Jai Alai wood series beer I’ve had is not. It’s an unusual but works really well, with the cedar very identifiable and intermingling with a pine resin hop profile in a delicious way. Definitely worth trying if you spot it.

12 ounce can from Trig's Wausau, 8/13/20. Hazy orange large foamy white head, good retention. Aroma of tropical fruit, mango, pale malt. Taste is candied citrus, tropical fruit, pale malt. Faintest hint of cedar if I look for it but it's really not too present. Or maybe I just don't get Spanish cedar. Someone sucks here, either the brewery or me.