From a growler, bottled in Hudson. A fine looking ipa, dark and opaque gold color with a thick head. Crisp and bitter citrus hops. Dry malt flavor with the bitter hops. Good.

Bottle [from trade with mista] @ Kings Day Tasting 2014 shared with Dutchdrebus. Pretty hazy light orange color, full sized a bit rocky off-white head that lasts for quite some time. Aroma is malts, hops, citrus, some tropical fruits. Hops and fruitiness get more prominent after the beer warms up a bit. Taste malts, nicely hoppy and fruity. The fruit hops flow into in very nice suitable not over the top bitterness in the finish which makes the beer very enjoyable. Still I feel the beer should have a bit more alcohol, for instance 7%, to give it a bit more body. Aroma and flavorwise it’s certainly an IPA, but the body imo is just a little shy of what it should be. Nevertheless this is a very enjoyable beer!

Bottle @ KDT14 @ benzai. Very hazy light orange with a medium to full sized white head. Smells onion, chives, hops, fresh, fruity, pineapple, lovely. Tastes onion, chives, fresh, bitter, hops, fruity, parsley, boullion. Medium body, soft to medium carbo.

Bottle thanks to Will. Pours a clear yellow gold with medium frothy white head. The aroma is strong pine hop and citrus. Medium mouthfeel with light sweet hop, nice light bitterness with dry finish. Very good.

Tap. Pours dark chestnut, medium tan creamy head, dissipates slowly, great lacing. Aroma is nutty, roasted malts, toffee. Flavor is similar, medium sweet, light bitter, a bit of artificial smoke. Medium body, a bit of acid, creamy.

Tap. Pours cloudy amber, small of white head, good lacing. Aroma is caramel, oak, tannins, brown sugar, a bit of pine. Flavor follows, medium sweet, light bitter, lots of malt sugars, vanilla, oak, bitterness without much hop flavors. Woody. Medium body, creamy mouthfeel. Interesting, but not an IPA.