Double Endo India Pale Ale
Southend Brewery & Smokehouse

The beer arrived on the table crystal clear deep amber with a very low off-tan head which lasted well enough to be lace the glass.

The aroma was lightly malty and floral with caramel most prevalent when the beer first arrived. After the beer warmed a more pronouced citrus aroma emerged.

The flavor was malty with a decent bittering and lightly citrusy and floral hop contribution with a nice caramel malt backbone.

The finish was matly and citrusy which were long lasting into the aftertaste. The body was medium full and the carbonation was on the low side.

Pint at Southend. Name of beer is Double Endo India Pale Ale.

The beer pours and off white head, and is a burnt caramel color.

The smell and taste are pretty much the same. A moderate caramel malt sweetness, some esters, and some tropical fruits. The hop aroma is considerable, and smells of fresh green hops. The bitterness is light considering the style, but still satisfies.

The carbonation is toward the high end of the medium range, and the body is medium.

The alcohol is very well hidden, and the beer is dangerously drinkable, though nothing special.