All Day IPA
Founders Brewing Company

It has a very nice head of foam. The beer is a darker gold. The smell is piney and citrusy. The taste is very piney and I pick just small amounts of citrus. It is also very hoppy and on the borderline of being too hoppy for me. The feel is alright and not overly carbonated. Overall it is a decent IPA but not my favorite IPA I have had but I’d rate 3.25/5.00. Or 77/100

I saw this at my local store and purchased it. Very clean and fresh taste.Smooth without a bite.I would purchase again for sure.This may become my new favorite beers especially with lawn mowing season starting.

Copenhagen 26/6 2015. 33 cl can from Meny, Østerfælled Torv, Kbh. Ø. Very outdoor design. They seem to think that you need a beer when you go canoeing.

Pours slightly hazy yellow with a white head. Subsides quickly. Very moderate lacing.

Aroma is fresh with a sweet odor of stone fruits mingling with citric fumes. Oranges and citrus. Peach and apricot.

Medium strong carbonation. Thin, watery, lively and tingling texture.

Flavor is a bit watery. Tart with citrus and grapefruit dominating. Not much sweetness around. A little perfumed aftertaste.

Pretty fresh beer. Probably fine on a summer day when drowsing in your canoe.

This beer has a special place where it doesn't blow you away but it's so refreshing, balanced, and crisp that you can just keep enjoying them. Rare to find an IPA that I don't get tired of and this is it.

Bitter aftertaste but not too much; it is also citrusy and hazy but pretty good.

 

 

 

 

It's pretty good. Goes better with food, otherwise trends to the side of a bit too bitter. With food it's just right.

4 stars

 

Highest flavor for an IPA, lowest alcohol and price. This is my most favorite and most commonly consumed on a daily basis. I love it. Never grows old. I get it in the 15-pack in cans.

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I only recently began drinking ipa and this is one of the better ones. If you've had Bells Two Hearted, this is similar but lighter version. Out of a can into a pint glass, it appears orange ish with nice full head that eventually left abundant lacing. Smell was citrusy and slight pine. Taste followed nose but there is also malts for balance. It is not as bitter as expected. This is a terrific lower ABV ipa that everyone should try

 

A damn fine 4.7% session brew, that i come back to(often). Picked up a 15pack for $20; a fair deal. Packaged on 5/29/25.
Poured this lovely, outdoorsy looking 12oz can > a pint glass. Amber, or light orange/gold is the color, with a lovely, soft-looking 3-4 finger head…that settles to 1”, and beautiful lacing, after the 1st swallow. As a former homebrewer, I picked up the Amarillo/cascade hops on the nose, instantly. I used those 2 hops - quite a bit - in my ipas. I get that Wheat-y/malt presence. Slightly viscous on the mouthfeel. This beer, is loaded with flavour at 4.7%abv. Citrusy(not not crazy citrus), balanced well - with the malts, and there is a pine note as well. At 42 ibus, she sits in a nice place. The initial sip is somewhat bitter(if you drink AAL you’ll think it’s a hop bomb…although it’s not) the finish is round, crisp & DRY. making this a perfect all day beer…but they knew that! Cheers!

 

 

19.2 oz. can; canned on 6/21/25. Coppered gold pour with a touch of chill haze, and soft carbonation; it’s thick, khaki head settles into a slim, sticky cap. Aroma of candied grapefruit, a little pine and balanced caramel. Flavor follows the arch of the nose; candied grapefruit and caramel initially, but with more piney/resinous hop character towards the finish, which has moderate bitterness. The mouthfeel is round, oily, and drying. A high quality offering, remarkable for how much you can find this anywhere these days; an excellent beer, and a tremendous value.