Wow, great malty ipa. Had it a little warm so will try it cold soon!!!

This beer is golden brown in colour and a bit lighter than anticipated with a nice off-white head and decent retention and lace. Oranges and drier citrusy hops aromas meet the nose while the taste is simply complex and remarkably balanced. At times, I felt like it began with malty toasted grains before a piney drying finish that didn't last, yet on other sips felt the inverse, being met by floral citrus hops before the malty sweetness and drying end (without any lingering bitterness). The complex balance is very, very good. It is very creamy, nearly chewy, and medium to full bodied with medium carbonation. Not boozy at all. Very drinkable. Grade: A-/A

Hoppy Brown with a bitter aftertaste

Nice reddish brown with good clarity and an off white head. Citrusy hop aromas dominate. Hops start off but are quickly balanced with a sweet malty flavor. Citrusy throughout and hops slightly keeps the advantage. Finishes clean. Bottle

True the name WTF ... Whither the hops? Alas, none... shoot you are in limbo. The duller of the IPA's. Indeed a Reddish Ale indeed!

Draft: A bit too bitter without much depth of flavor. Didn't care for the aroma which smelled just a bit skunky to me.

Nice amber color, IPA taste but without a strong aftertaste.

More like an IPA. Great IPA centennial taste.

Not sure if mine was flat or what, but I detected very little carbonation. Instead, it seemed creamy like a Guinness or Boddington's. Great flavors though.

Great combo of hops and malt.