Pours an orangish amber that is hazy and also has chunky bits of hop resins that look almost like tobacco leaves which drift to the bottom (but which melt upon grabbing). Aromas of toasty malt backup up by mild honey and floral/grassy hops. Taste is almost caramelly up front though it finishes with a floral and rind dryness, alongside a touch of honey and lemon. Though there is some discernible dryness from American hops, it is more balanced than a US IPA and more closely resembles an English IPA. Mouth is medium body and crisp, though as I drink more of this beer, I start to notice an increasing and increasingly off-putting solvent-like linger. Unclear if infected or as per the beer's norm, so take review with a grain of salt unless I were to get another.

Shangy's Beer Authority Emmaus, PA

Hoppy and smooth come to mind. Honey hints on the nose. Beautiful colour. Enjoyable.

Claims to be an English IPA, but the hops are danky pine and really come through, pine lasts on tongue for awhile. Fairly ligt bodied. Pretty good IPA. Bottle, February 2013.

The ipa punches you in the face but not extra flavor

Full bodied but smooth going down with a nice hop finish.

Very drinkable more floral then bitter. Very good

Smooth and flavorful IPA which is just a tad thin on taste and complexity. Balanced IPA which does not exhibit overly hoppy,citrus or floral flavors, however, the aftertaste lasts only a second before disappearing which detracts from the overall experience. Nice, drinkable beer I would score around 80.

This is a nice IPAA that has nice aftertaste of little bit fruity and Cinnony

Nice medium honey flavor with medium bitter chasing taste. A very nice ipa that is not a hard core hitter!