Very sweet aroma. Initial taste is a bit hoppy, but not too strong. Has a slight bite that gives you a hint of the high ABV, but is quickly followed by the sweetness and finishes with a mix of sweetness and hops. May leave some with too much sweetness, but for me is quite nice. I found this in oaked form and that was amazing.
A great beer. Very hoppy, as the name implies. Nice raw, fresh, hoppy aroma, then a full frontal hop attack in the mouth. Finishes with a strong hop aftertaste, that takes its time fading out. Very reliable when you want a refreshing, hoppy drink.
Slightly sweet aroma. Initial taste is one of both strong hops and strong malt. The hop taste transitions to end up with a strong malt taste that tapers off slowly. Leaves you a bit confused with all these strong flavors and aromas coming and going. After a few drinks, the aftertaste starts to collide with the aroma, and the 2 do not compliment each other. Leaves you feeling like you’re not sure if you can handle another drink. In the end, I think I prefer not, but it still intrigues me for some reason…
Nice hoppy aroma, a bit sweet. Initial taste is good, easy drinking with a moderate hop taste. Aftertaste finishes with a bit of a harsh flavor. Overall pretty good but the aftertaste lets it down.
Nice strong hop, grainy aroma. Very good strong hop taste that hits the taste buds hard but quickly vanishes-like a hit and run driver. Slight aftertaste leaves you wanting another drink, and then your taste buds respond accordingly setting free the appropriate level of mouth-watering effect.
4.5 out of 5 Stars.
Craft beer and homebrew from a Michigan perspective.