Great tasting beer. Full hop aroma. One of the best in a can. But still prefer a bottle.

Nice flavor, good hop presence and tasty.

bitter left on the rear middle part of tongue.

Hazy golden our with a white head and great lacing. Floral, pine aromas with a nice malt backbone that ends dry, crisp and bitter.

A little sweet on the finish. Not malty.

Golden color, almost a bit cloudy. Citrus on the nose, fruity breadiness on the palate. Nicely balanced double IPA. The oak mellows the sweetness that can occur in high alcohol content ales.

A little too much citrus taste.

Pours light gold from the can with a beautifully fluffy, 3 finger white head. Head settles to a healthy finger. Great spritzy carbonation. Lacing phenomenal. Smell: lemony. No other real characteristics other than lemon and a hint of other citrus fruits. No piney smell detected. Taste: full-bodied mouthfeel, smooth bitterness. Kind of weak on flavor. For an imperial IPA this should have a real hop presence and it's surprisingly dull. Finishes dry. Overall: it's a good beer, but really leaves me wanting more.

Dark golden in color with minimal head and the sticky icky icky resin like hop aromas. Piney, orangey and oak all at once on the palate with a velvety mouthfeel. Another solid beer from 21st especially since it is drinkable given its an imperial.

Well balanced and very drinkable. Nice citrus taste.