Clear golden and bright orange-tinted body with an ultra-dense, microfoamed head that's tan in colour and stays afloat for a very long time - nice! Aroma of soap, fresh-cut grass, flowers, yeast, light bread and a dash of pine coming through, but this smells like the yeast-forward (read 'Belgian IPA') that almost hit like a saison. Medium-bodied; Rich soapy and dry grassy hop flavours show at first with some more malt and very floral notes with a bit of coriander seed and slightly soapy bite with some noticeable alcohol (not much though), but a lot of dry, grainy, floral, grassy and especially yeast notes that are nice and soft, especially for a beer greater than 8 per cent alcohol. Aftertaste is crisp, very clean, grassy and herbal, but some very light yeast and hop bitterness comes through with an elegant and complex non-hop profile that adds to the enjoyment of this one. Overall, a very nice dry 'Belgian' IPA that is more of a saison or a hoppy Belgian Tripel than any IPA off-shoot, in a good way. Great to sample fresh, great for those who love 'Flying Dog Raging Bitch', also available locally. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Costco here in Pentagon City (Arlington), Virginia on 12-September-2020 for US$2,70 sampled at my house here in Washington on 14-September-2020, just two days later.

Clear golden color with a medium white head that recedes quickly to an outer ring. Short strings of lace. Piney hops, citrus and malt aroma. Medium body with flavors of herbal hops, citrus and roast malt. The finish is mildly bitter with a short citrusy hop aftertaste. Decent overall.

$5.85 bottle from WW. What an effing day, good one for a 12.5%er. Pours black with a hint of a head. Whiskey, cola, cocoa, barrel nose. Flavor is cocoa, whiskey, light licorice, smoky barrel... whiskey flavor lingers for quite a bit. Not hiding the booze one bit. Huh. I definitely expected better.

Dark red pour. Thin foam. Cranberry and blackberry nose. Taste is black coffee, sour berry, hoppy with coffee palate

Husky charred oak, red currrant nose. Black, medium beige head, little retention. Plum, coffee, toast. Medium body, easy carbonation. Oddly insistent fruit note.

Bottle split at L6, thanks to New Ken, 22/08/19. Black with a decent tan cap. Nose is dark malts, coffee grinds, light black peppery spice, dried fruits. Taste comprises roast malts, coffee bean, cacao nobs, light spice, dried fruits, toffee. Medium plus bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a kiss of booze. Decent coffee driven impy.

Bottle at The Commentary: pours clear gold with a white head. Aroma is some citrus, light pine, and malt. Taste is somewhat bitter, barely any fruitiness. Some aftertaste. Balanced but bland.

Solid citrus fruity IPA, easy drinking for 7.1