Paradise Lost
Urban Family Brewing Co.

Poured from tap at Old Shell Growler Station in Mobile, AL. It's a light color for an IPA, but the smell is fantastic. Has a very fruity, hoppy aroma. Taste is bitter and hoppy with light notes of pine and citrus. Feel is a little more thin than expected but not bad by any means. Overall, this is a drinkable IPA.

 

 

 

Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a quite hazy, medium caramal amber with a fine one finger white head with great retention and lots of lacing. Aroma of bready malt, tropical fruit, citrus hops and orange citrus. Flavor is neutral malt, tropical fruit, citrus hops, lemon citrus. Finishes with citrus and grapefruit rind bitterness and a hint of caramel. Medium bodied with great carbonation and mouth feel. The can claims this is juicy, hoppy but not bitter, hazy with flavor. And except that it has a nice bitterness, this is spot on. Nice juicy flavor, interesting hop bill. I'm becoming more and more enamored of hazy IPAs and this is a lovely one. The malt is not that interesting, but there is enough going on to make this a pleasant IPA experience. Uses Azacca hops, which may be my first try at for this variety and I like it.