Dragon Point
Intracoastal Brewing Company

Look: clear gold, lively carbo, fluffy white merengue floating head, excellent lacing
Smell: pine/resin, bread crust, citrus, lemongrass
Taste: melon, pine, pear, pineapple, lemongrass
Feel: med light, moderate carbo, nice bitterness
Overall: Nice to support a local brewer down here in FL. 6.5% abv 75 IBU. Canned on 3/30/2026. Freshest within 60 days so I just made it with a week to spare. Pretty good brew overall. Drinks easy. Great price $12.99/4 pack. I see more of this brew in my future. Cheers!

Pours a clear golden straw color and features a really foamy, rocky white head that lingers as a cap on the body of the beer and provides massive amounts of lacing. Gorgeous WCIPA.

The nose is a bit of resiny pine and some light citrus notes (oranges), and that’s the flavor profile as well, with a medium, slightly dry mouthfeel. Very approachable WCIPA.

 

 

Received in a trade. Can date:9/25/25. Pours a bright, slightly hazy golden straw color with a thick dense head. Bready aroma with very light hop aroma. Very crisp, light malt flavor with moderate bitterness. Lush, moderate mouthfeel with delicate carbonation. Overall, a solid AIPA.

From a 16oz can dated 08/13/25 into a fancy pint glass. Can says "freshest within 45 days"

Pours a translucent amber with about one finger of white head. Great retention, incredible lacing.

Smells of pine and light berries.

Taste is piney, resinous, and bitter but with some bright berries in the background.

Sticky, medium-bodied mouthfeel.

This has a little more age on it than recommended and I remember the fresher cans being brighter. Still a super-solid AIPA.

Sharp hop bite that eases throughout the sip. Highly recommend.

 

Pours light golden color from 16 ounce can. 2 fingers of whitish head. Nose of tropical fruit and C hops. Flavor is smooth and bitterness is restrained, citrusy C hops with some tropical notes here also. Mouthfeel is full. Overall one of my favorite local Florida IPAS.

 

 

 

 

 

my first from these guys, pretty clear, bright west coast style, not overly bitter and definitely still pretty dry hoppy to me, off dry with some cool mid palate sweetness but from pale malt, like this isnt really grainy, but its balanced, classic but also distinctive, i think they did a nice job with this. blonde or just a shade deeper, short white head from the can, fizzy the whole drink. aroma of canned pineapple, pineapple cake, tangerine, lemongrass, brassy minerality, and absolutely nothing at all from the yeast, a hint of cooked pear as it warms. the flavor is really bright and fresh, nice water chemistry is evident and the feel is light right away. its oily and dank with some definite weedy character, a little bit of gasoline type hop character too, but light even though the flavor is big. subtle peach, orange candy, lemongrass and verbena freshness, green grape, really good, distinctive, and with just a bit of sweetness the whole way, really dig it. clean and tidy on the ferment, less than medium bodied, peppy and springy and well made. exciting ipa for the palate, enjoyed this one! the hop profile is great and the overall build is too.

 

 

 

 

Great taste and level of hoppiness. Competitive with the highest of top rated IPAs.