Meowthra
Edge Brewing Company

Pours a clear golden honey with a finger of foamy head that slowly settles to a thin cap with plenty of lacing. Aroma of pine and orange with a bit of a malty backbone. Taste follows nose.

12oz can from Craft Brewers. Medium to dark golden with light cloudiness, persistent foamy head. Aroma features a blend of caramel malts and a variety of hops striving for attention. First taste, let the battle royale begin. Sweet caramelly malts, fruity citrus notes, resinous, piney, earthy hops all swimming around in your mouth. And while you're trying to take it all in, its gone, just like that. Nice!

a well made, sturdy, and timeless type of ipa here, one of the better hoppy beers ive had from edge to date, nice balance on it, very fresh on tap when i had it, and with tasty hop profile. its both juicy and pine forward, fruity in a cool way, orange notes for sure, some weed character to it, floral as well, kind of the best of all possible worlds, and it has some bitterness to finish. i think the malt build is excellent, pale two row and a little crystal might be all, but it has the right amount of sweetness running through it to really flatter the hops, usually i want drier all the time, but i like the way the sweetness extends this, lets the hops open up and round into full form, its intentional and its nice. the ferment is super clean, nothing to it at all, well done there. i like the citrus and woodsy notes on the hops, its not quite old school, but its not southern hemisphere dry hopping either, its classic and it works. i am not used to this level of refinement and objective quality from these guys, this seems like a huge step up for their hoppy beers, but its been awhile for me. nice to see the improvement even still. this might be one of the better straight up ipa types brewed locally...

A-nice golden, real slight haze, pure white foamy head that persisted
S-modest dank
T-pretty right down the center of the road WCIPA, dank citrus, average for both sweet and bitter
M-really nice medium body with sticky slick finish, slightly below avg carbonation
O-good enough to be a repeat

12oz canned in late June, poured into a can-shaped nonic; dark-ish gold pour with a white head that fades and doesn’t lace all that well; traditional IPA nose, old-school; Columbus-Centennial-Simcoe are apparent with notes of pine, sweet tangerine orange; resin; citrus; and sweet malt. Easy drinking IPA for 7% that has a good amount of nostalgia for me with the hop profile. A nice change-of-pace in a land of juicy, hazy, light and soft IPA’s.