Not too bad but a little flat and kind of hard to drink. But the price was pretty good.

An exceptional IPA brew, sweet zesty goodness and nice bitter citrus hops in the palate. Cheers from SoCal USA 8/5/18

Solid IPA. West coast style. Woody and dry. Somewhat of a smokey hoppy finish.

Strong aroma of grapefruit on pouring. Small, short lasting head. Brilliant golden color. A very nice traditional IPA. Pleasant hoppiness without being astringent. Hops remain as a lingering aftertaste. Moderate presence of citrus, especially grapefruit, and a little bit of pine. Just a hint of malt, but it is not sweet. At 6.3% alcohol, it does not have any boozeyness, but you'll start to notice it if you plan to drink two or more.

Very bitter.

Malty, don't have after high hopps

A little hoppy but the lack of bitter makes up for the hops upon first tasting. Golden color with slight clouding. Overall, a great beer

Draft at Bennigans in Elgin. Not much head. Not much aroma. Minimal bubbles and not much to look at. But carbonation is surprisingly high and the flavor is really. interesting. It's got the piney edge, but not like a Cali pine. More pineapple pine;-). I would definitely get again, esp. since I think this beer line might need cleaning. Like to try in a bottle.

Lemony type taste with lots of hops.

Out of a bottle, poured gently and hard near the end, produces a thick white head and gentle floral aroma. Mild carbonation and pleasant bitterness unfold a well balanced hoppy American IPA. Full of flavor that doesn't disappoint. Although there isn't anything that makes this beer incredibly unique, there is still much flavor to be desired and a must add to your cellar.