At first taste - i like... but post-swallow, the after taste is rough. I can't finish it

Good, crisp. Not much in the way of hops jumped out at me. Also not very bitter, more reminiscent of a mildly hoppy pale ale.

I only give it 3 stars due to a copper like after taste that is tough to get used to.

nice taste aroma color and hop flavor

This is the 1st IPA I believe I've tried from Mississippi. It pour slightly cloudy golden copper colored and appears to be well carbonated. At 1st pour the bouquet is of citrus/tangerine or mango with a underlying aroma of hoppy goodness. As this IPA hits your tastebuds you catch the sweetness of the citrus and the hops are very underneath the citrus.It finishes very weak on hops, no malts to confuse the tastebuds and slightly sour and citrusy. This beer has a very unique flavor for an IPA. Not overly hoppy or strong but very easily drinkable and refreshing. This is a very good IPA! I'd recommend this to anybody interested in trying an IPA but afraid of the Hop-monsters that lurk in the beer. I'd rank this 4.25/5...or somewhere in the range of 87/100.

Soapy tasting with a lemony aftertaste . Disappointed .

Just the right amount of hops flavor. Great beer start to finish. In my top 5

Four seasons Orlando Jan 2015. Pretty standard but good IPA.

Very similar to New Belgium Ranger and seemingly a lot more bitter than 60 IBU led me to believe. The hops themselves just have fairly standard taste. Not a bad beer by any means, but I doubt I'd buy another sixer unless it was on sale.

Holy hopiness. This is bitter, even for an IPA. A little too much for me.