Double Exposure
Land-Grant Brewing Company

 

This brew was a gift, so I don't know the price, but I have to assume that this brew is a great value. It seems pretty fresh too.

It pours like a thin New England, with not hardly any clouds. The aroma is a disappointment, but still, nothing offensive or even boozy. It's just not pronounced enough - I want more of what it has though-it will give more as it warms. It has a big ale taste, with lots of boozy malts in there and citra hops making it dry. It really works well.

Highly recommended. I'll bet it's a good value too.

A quality ipa from Land Grant. Very clean and easy to drink for such high test. They managed to keep the malt/hops in balance for a dipa without being overpoweringly sweet.

Pours a dense hazy light orange; light lacing. Smells like orange slices with hints of grapefruit/berry. Sharp notes of citrus upon the tongue, not getting much from the strawberry, but the passion fruit is there. Feel is pulpy, yet clean. The citrus is very sharp and dominates. I love it when a double succeeds in holding the malts/alcohol at bay, and this beer does.

I got a 6pck of this beer from my local Giant Eagle store. It poured a hazy orangish with thin white head that is leaving a nice lace. The scent had subtle dank fruit notes. The taste was not easy to drink....very ripe dank fruit that was over sweet. The mouthfeel was medium in body but the carbonation was weak. Overall it was a disappointment.