Bottle. Really great version of this still. Amber in color. Aroma is light roasted grains a nice maltiness. Taste is sweet upfront, nutty malt in the middle with a well balanced finish.

Can. Brown and clear with a small, light tan head. 8.5 abv but doesn't tasye or seem like it. Roasted grain flavor. Not bad.

Can. Really dark almost black. Aroma dark grains, burnt toast. Taste was roasted grains with hints of chocolate.

Can. This was a good lime beer. I like lime beers. Taste and aroma both had a fair amount but overwhelming.

Veggie, mineral maltiness. Light body, more mealy veggies in the middle with a light roasty finish.

Can from Craft Beer Cellar, New Orleans. At 9.5% abv, aged in Cabernet, probably should be a new entry. Aroma is dark malt with lots of grapes, Cabernet barrel, wood, soft roast and chocolate, caramel, dark fruits, figs. Flavour is moderate to medium sweet. Body is above medium. Lots of red wine and dark malt, pretty tasty.

Gold in color with a three and a half finger head. Aroma is citrus fruit and spruce. Taste was also citrus fruit and spruce.

Dark brown in color with a three finger head. Aroma is rich with 5he barrel coming through very plainly. Taste is very tasty with bourbon barrel, raisins and malty flavors.

I have a 12 oz can that came from the Total Wine on Hulen in Ft. Worth about a month ago. Beers from the brewery used to be available locally but not for many years. Time to see what R&S does with an IPA. I have a snifter obtained at Cowtown Brewing across town from Rahr in place for the tasting. I see an amber-gold liquid body carrying a completely white cover of foam. The nose is pleasant with citrus, hops, a bit of tropical and bit-of-honey. I have to say the taste is less pleasing to me than the scent but that does not mean I don't like it. Grapefruit, white bread, orange rind, malt, honeydew and cardboard. A bit sweet and decently bitter, good combination. A substantial sensation while drinking, another positive. By the moderately high ABV, one would assume this to be an imperial IPA but I see Double or Imperial nowhere on the label. And I assume by the name that this brew uses Amarillo hops totally or somewhat but I cannot find evidence of that on the internet or on the can. A little provided info can be a good thing.