The final beer in my Deschutes Brewery series. This is their year round American IPA, can't wait to give this guy a try because I absolutely love the way they brew their hoppy beers.
Aroma - Piney, citrus, resiny hops. There is a slight sweetness from the malt in the background.
Appearance - Beautiful amber. Brilliantly clear. Rocky off white head that laces as you drink.
Flavor - Pleasant hop bouquet, very piney, citrus peel, grapefruit, herbal, and floral, but not as intense as I was expecting. Next you come to a hearty malt backbone; dark caramel, toasty, and biscuity. Finishes with a nice firm hop bitterness. No off flavors.
Mouth-feel - Medium-full, slightly . This is the only downside of the beer, in my opinion, not as drinkable as some of their other beers.
Overall - A decent IPA. The hops are there, right in your face with a firm bitterness. I think that this one might be a little aged. It comes across a little too sweet and the hop aroma and flavor are on the low side. I'll have to try this one again.
Deschutes Brewery Iversion IPA
Posted by
Rick
on Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Labels:
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American IPA,
Deschutes Brewery,
Inversion IPA,
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