Victory Dance
SingleSpeed Brewing

12oz can. Poured out a slightly hazy, golden orange color with a small, white head of foam. It smelled of pineapple, orange and toasted caramel. Sweet caramel taste with tropical fruits and pine.

 

I’m seeing a golden color with light hazing in my glass. Nice clean white foamy head that lingers. Mixture of malt and citrus smell, just right Very solid IPA. I look for it on trips to Iowa.

 

 

Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy amber color verging on golden; the two finger head sticks nicely and leaves clumps of lacing

Smell: Pithy and piney with a touch of peach

Taste: Bready up front, with a touch of peachy sweetness that underpins; through the middle, the grapefruit pith and pine emerge and dominate the finish

Mouthfeel: Medium body with crisp carbonation

Overall: The flavor could be bolder but this is still an enjoyable, if old school, IPA

Thanks, Chilmer, for the opportunity

 

Almost boring to write a review - this is just a very nice IPA.

 

 

Very refreshing!

Can’t believe it took me this long to have the flagship. Massive head, murky, aromatic. Orange flavor. West/east mix.

 

 

 

Sweet and bitter with the taste of grapefruit. Balanced finish. No part of this beer approaches harshness, and it ends up being a very solid, flavorful IPA with no upsetting or overbearing notes.

 

 

 

Poured from a can. Beer was hazy and light gold yellow - like a glass of grapefruit juice. Some lacing that lingered. Aroma is really nice, with ripe stone fruit and slight dank pine. Taste is a nice hop-forward combination of ripe tropical fruit and edgy citrus bite. Body seems a little weak. This beer has a watery and light affect about it. I think it could use more malt background to support it, so for me the balance is really the most average element. This overall is a good IPA, with a lot of potential, but not the complete package.