Grief
Anchorage Brewing Company

16 oz can from Boise Co-op. Foggy golden pour, small foamy white head settles out. Aroma brings notes of tropical fruit along with some dank character, ripe melon. Taste is fruity, guava, melon, weedy, dank, juicy. Not overly strong or bitter, just a light zesty dusting on the palate.

 

16oz can, very fresh (for our market in ID, at least). Pours a moderately hazy pale yellow with a fizzy white head. Present fruitiness is the first thing I take away from the nose...pretty pungent (in a good way) with notes of melon and Sav Blanc. Fairly light-bodied for a double IPA, crisp and easy to drink, with ample fruitiness and hop character. Good stuff.

 

Pale gold, cloudy, soapy head and lacing. Mild scents-tangerine, pineapple, grapefruit. It’s a subtly slight citrusy flavor, a bit of a tang, just a hint of piney resin on the end. Lighter bodied, very slight alcohol. Maybe this is a heavier beer and I ruined the effect by drinking a Barleywine before, but this is one of the gentlest imperial IPAs I’ve had. I like it.