A little too bitter for my floral hoppy palate. Bottle, home, Nov 2015.

Hoppy with clean finish.

A. Similar to Drake's Hopocalypse with sharper hop edges and more pine. Not as malty or sweet either.

Very hoppy but not dry or thin. Good base for a backbone to mix with the hop flavors.

Very hoppy! Nothing super special, a typical double, but very drinkable.

Pleasant and drinkable. No burnt taste

Disgusting. Skunky malty and tastes like ass

Medium to dark amber in color. Burnt sugar/caramel and hops on the nose. Hops forward with more hop intensity afterward, then balanced out with malts. Bitterness lingers

Pours a dark tan color with a thick frothy white head, that becomes rocky as it dissipates. Smells of juicy grapefruit and bit of a citrus peel, with a light maltiness. Strong citrusy flavors grapefruit and lemon in the forefront. Little bit of piney flavor. A slight maltiness but no sweetness. A powerful hoppy ale. Medium to full bodied, sticky texture, a bit dry in the finish, also a very bitter finish.

Medium to dark honey in color. Pours with a 2-3 finger head that dissipates quickly. Burnt sugar/caramel and hops on the nose. Hop forward with more hop intensity afterward, then balanced out with malts. Bitterness lingers a bit but is overall a good imperial.