As a macro pale lager aficionado, I find quite humorous how IPA lovers describe the terribly on style taste of this style. You know, its a real man's kinda beer! This pounder can pours slight haze on an orange yellow pale background. Maybe some green grapefruit on the olfactory. First taste is what else but en-vogue typical straight up ass IPA design of inelegance and gracelessness. Its coarseness, crudeness and bitter tastefulness is utter vulgarity. In the middle I find its medicinal character clumsy garish tacky and unrefined. Its nasty kitsch crudeness and grotesqueness will be glitz for any IPA expert and judge in matters of IPA. A rude ass taste. After my first real IPA experience, all my beer friends on RB said my palate would eventually mature enough to like IPA. Well, its been 59 year, I don't think its gonnah happen. There, you have it. Finish is intense, bitter, long and ill mannered. Will somebody get me a clean cold macro lager for a chaser? Just asking.

Pounder can for 2$ at chalet in north lima. Pour is crystal clear pale with a big foaming white head that drops down to a staying rocky crag. Nose is typical IPA flower smell with just a tad of BO or diesel in there. First taste is usual IPA; intensely bitter like its brewed with heavy loads of hops. Seems like quite a lottah isomerized natural alpha acid. These bastardly compounds are triggering my palate's bitter receptors, creating a cheap tacky, janky, scuffed, shoddy, sharp, lingering mouthful of bite. In the middle I'm also getting a little bit of that veggie hop thing you typically find with session IPA. Terribly on style bomb of bitter morsel tidbit tongue twister. Good level of co2 allows me to drink without gag reflex. Finish is long lasting gnarly he-man rude straight up ass bitter. You like IPA? Go for this. Its just that I don't like IPA and won't tick em; unless that is, they're really cheap. There you have it. Easy peezie BS IPA squeezy. .