Creamy white fair mostly diminishing head. Yellow colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Heavy bitter flavor. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

A 16 oz can that was purchased at my main beer shop a few weeks back. So, this is my first cold IPA, will my life ever be the same? The glass being arrayed tonight is my Buffalo Bayou tulip. A good start with the pour, I see a clear, gold liquid supported by a hefty head of snow white foam. The smell is pine, citrus and grain, good beginning. The taste, well, it tastes like an IPA, the old school kind, to my unenlightened self. Citrus first and foremost, cedar, malt, crackers and a bit of grass. Not bad, not great. I remain unenlightened.

Pours clear light gold into a tulip. Bright white soapy head with medium retention recedes to hug rim. Earthy multigrain sourdough aromas. Crisp with caramel and cracker upfront turning to soapy lemon and earthy pith in the medium length finish. Different.