Growler pours with a beautiful hop hazed deep gold to copper body that supports a light tan head. The aroma offers up pure unrefined ‘yum’ with loads of mango, pineapple and tangelo that are enhanced by a wide load of spicy dankness where the bold hoppy spikes are filled in by a modest background of malty sweetness. The taste starts smooth and modest but quickly rushes forward into tangelo, mango, some tangerine and pineapple. Yes! Behind those notes are pleasing spicy onion and dank hoppiness that cut perfectly into the fruitiness. The more I drink the more it gets bitter and bold and resiny yet staying restrained with some modest citrus and tropical fruit juiciness. Love this, WOW!

Quite cloudy. Smallish white head. Medium yellow. Very nice aroma. Bright hops. Very fruity. Sweet lemon, tangerine, raspberry, lots of pineapple juice. Really juicy. Tons of hop flavor on the palate. Quite good. Not much malt character. Light feel. Better than other DIPAs from Cellarmaker. Very tasty stuff.

Growler thanks to Rainer. Pours a cloudy orange with medium off white head that lasts. The aroma is juicy hop, citra, grapefruit. Medium mouthfeel with nice juicy hop, citrus, tangerine, light bitterness. Really enjoyed this one.

From notes taken while drinking on tap at the anniversary party. Aroma is super hoppy with a ton of citra character. Light background cracker malt notes. Lots of citrus with some tropical fruit and light stone fruit. Grapefruit, orange and tangerine. Pours a very cloudy, pale yellow gold. Small white head with good retention and light lacing. Flavor is slightly malty with some cracker notes and light bread. Lits of citrus character with orange and tangerine. Light tropical fruit notes. Medium high bitterness and a hint of alcohol spice. Mouthfeel is medium light bodied with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a super crushable citra IPA. So much hop aroma and flavor with Cellarmaker’s standard, light malt backbone. Light sweetness hides the alcohol and bitterness well.