Hop Hash IPA
Brewed By: Sweetwater Brewing Company (Tilray Brands Inc.)
Number of Ratings: 520
Style: American Double / Imperial IPA (DIPA / IIPA)
Brewed In: 195 Ottley Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30324, USA
ABV: ?
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Number of Ratings: 520
Style: American Double / Imperial IPA (DIPA / IIPA)
Brewed In: 195 Ottley Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30324, USA
ABV: ?
People Who Liked This Beer Also Liked:We don't have enough ratings to say what beers are similar.
Tasting Notes
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D-Nuke - February 19, 2016Okay, I didn't expect much from this DIPA after I poured it into my glass, so I was totally surprised when I tasted it. This is awesome! Chewy taste with a full mouthfeel. Just the right blend of hops, malt and fruit notes to please my pallet. The color makes this DIPA look like more of a lager than an IPA, but the smell and taste make this a favorite of mine. Similar taste to SixPoints Resin. Wow! Just wow.
Jonnymack - February 13, 2016Super complex Double IPA. Lots of sweet and bitter bickering over my taste buds. Nice, smooth drinking DIPA. 7.8% ABV
jjones344 - February 2, 2016Solid IPA, not as much taste or ABV as other double IPAs. Nice orange peel on the nose, and bitterness fades fairly quickly on the back end. Overall a good beer, but I wouldn't call it a double IPA.
The real Coop - January 27, 2016This double IPA is very hoppy. The hashy smell is evident and the taste of hop hash is evident as well. Wow what a brew.
worsenma - January 5, 2016Pretty heavy maltiness for a double IPA. Somewhat sweet as well with a fairly hoppy bitterness. Not really your typical double but a nice alternative.
jonathan.l.herrick@gmail.com - December 24, 2015Pretty good IPA. Finish is a little bitter and alcohol content is a little low for a double IPA.
btf19 - December 22, 2015Has a touch of a sourwood aroma. Space space pours a slightly reddish Amber with a thin watery head. Opens a little crispy malty and finishes with the somewhat slightly sweet bitterishness. Not too bad but a little more maty and sweet than I typically like.
