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Brewed By: Ruckus Brewing

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Average Rating:
7.23457

Number of Ratings: 162

Style: American Double / Imperial IPA (DIPA / IIPA)

Brewed In: Pennsylvania, United States

ABV: 9%

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karnieBC profile picturekarnieBC - May 3, 2014
1 word.... TASTY!!!
tonyc210@gmail.com profile picturetonyc210@gmail.com - April 1, 2014
Pours a medium amber, minimal head. Smells vaguely of citrusy hops, more like a farmhouse ale; tart and pungent. Quite light bodied, not quite a DIPA. Lacking in malt body; hop flavor is pretty bland. 22 oz bottle lacks any date - tastes like it is 2-3 years old. Finish is quick and tart, slightly bitter. I would pass on this one...
BishopX18 profile pictureBishopX18 - February 2, 2014
Good IPA. Not the best but still worthy. Decent hop bitterness but the body could be better. After taste is slightly caustic but not bad. Overall better than average
robertvperry@gmail.com profile picturerobertvperry@gmail.com - December 25, 2013
Well balanced IPA. Good hoppy flavor. Worth a try.
pagnani  profile picturepagnani - June 27, 2013
Surprisingly easy drinking "double IPA." 9% so extra half star- but almost bland. I wouldn't say it's that hoppy
tarah10s@hotmail.com profile picturetarah10s@hotmail.com - February 22, 2013
Hoppy
dlitolff profile picturedlitolff - February 13, 2013
More malty/sweet than anything, not hoppy like the name suggests. Drinkable, but just very ok. Bottle, February 2013,
The Raven profile pictureThe Raven - January 18, 2013
Really like this beer. Not as hoppy as the best but good blend of sweet malt and hops.
mikyobutler profile picturemikyobutler - January 5, 2013
Thin body not deserving of the DIPA classification, a tartness in the beer further undermines any substantial malty body one might expect; most importantly, the very understated hop flavor leaves me feeling this could be a wild-fermented saison; what hop aroma there is is floral and quite pleasant, however. Overall an interesting brew, but in light of the fact that I purchased a DIPA, it was not what I was looking for.
spadeYYZ profile picturespadeYYZ - December 16, 2012
Not as hoppy as the name makes it sound. It is delicious but is missing something. Twist cap may have something to do with it.
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