Smooth. Even. Not over the top. Nothing about it really sticks out. Decent IPA.

No pretentions - just like the label - this is a straightforward IPA. Simple and refreshing.

This IPA has a moderately dark golden color with a half inch head that subsides rapidly. It has a citrusy/floral aroma. A gentle sweet maltiness is noticed as you drink. The bitterness comes late in the finish and goes into the aftertaste. Very little pine flavor in this beer. A very good IPA!

Southern tier IPA Pour is cloudy caramel, with half inch of head that reduces to thin film. Fault may be with the age of the beer, it was bottled 4 months ago. Aroma is of grassy and citrusy hops, particularly tangerine, orange peel and a hint of grapefruit. Taste follows suite, with fruity hops that create a dry alcohol taste. The blend of malts and hops is superb, rather than notes of malt sweetness and fruity hops there is a sweet fruitiness with little bitterness. In this regard I am left in want of bitterness, as a dry bitterness is coveted by many the IPA fiend, but not this one. The bitterness of this IPA is in the aftertaste, albeit delayed. The alcohol content (7.3 abv) of this beer is thinly disguised, the dryness of this beer shows it off. The palate is light with a slight alcohol burn on the tip of the tongue when held. Reminiscent of stone ruination IPA in the dry and fruity alcohol taste. Overall, the taste is fruity sweet hops with a dry bitterness as the finish.

Lots of hops, bitter but in a good. High octane IPA. Fantastic!

Nice floral aroma and a nice take on the IPA. Kind of between a pale ale and an IPA. Good hop presence but not overpowering. Defiantly stronger bitterness than most IPAs and lingering bitterness in the finish and aftertaste. Overall another solid beer from southern tier.

Very good IPA though not outstanding

Good bitterness. 7.3%. Overall nice hoppy flavor. A keeper.

Crisp, hoppy

Sweet like honey well balanced. Not particularly crisp or citrusy