16 ounce can. Hazy pale gold color. Large frothy beige head. Faint citrus hop nose. Tangy, fruity citrusy and crisp flavor upfront. Bittersweet grapefruit and lemon. Not as juicy as most New England IPA's but definitely packs a citrus wallop. Some pine notes in finish. Quite good in my opinion despite the previous low ratings.

(Tap) Clear, bright orange colour with a tall white head; aroma of grain; balanced flavour with a short, light tart and bitter finish

16 oz can. Hazy yellow color with a white head and good retention. Fair lacing. Good carbonation. Light body. Clean and bright lager flavor. Very Helles-like. Light citrus notes.

12oz bottle. Small head in my pour. Hey, it's definitely a coffee beer. I mean lots of coffee in the aroma. Full on dark bean roast coffee. No offputting or bad coffee use. Frankly, can't tell there is beer beneath it. Flavor is a lot like cola beer mixed with slightly watered down cold coffee. A good deal of carbonation and a lighter body. A bit of ashtray aftertaste. I'm not into coffee beers but I can appreciate a good one. This one is just ok.

Draft. Unknown barrel. Dark brown and murky appearance. This is definitely a BA barleywine. Aroma is strong with aged chewy malts. Strong fruity yeast, cherry with light astringent smell, and sweet but also scorched malts. Not overly sweet but sweet. Flavor is mildly carbonated with more of a light syrup cherry maltiness. Alcohol barrel essence abound. It's just not bad enough that I would be willing to drink it again but I don't really like it.

Draft. Nothing NE about it. Jut a dusty malts and lightly bitter, lightly green/grass hoppiness. It's best attribute is that it's not offensive.

Draft. Relatively mild beer. Pale gold color, very clear. The hops are only lightly bitter. But lots of greasiness. There is some light buttery aspects but that doesn't bother me much. It's the grassiness and general dullness that turn me off.

Draft. Orange brown color. Strong aroma. Sweet, fruit, alcohol. Light cherry astringency, lightly aged malts. It's s big smelling but not too big. Flavor loses a lot of bigness. More fruit yeastiness with some bitterness at the end that maybe a mix of malts and hops. Really fruity and light astringency is the key here. Send more like an olde ale than a cleaner American Impy Red.

16 oz can. Hazy amber color with a white head and fair retention. Spots of lacing. Caramel and grain flavors with a slightly acidic hop finish. Not bad.

Nice flavorful ipa, bit juicy, bit hoppy, smooth all around.