Sixtofer Indian Pale Ale
Sixtofer Cerveza Artesanal

Color is not that pale - Argentine IPAs tend to be darker, some totally brown, although this one is not, but it is solidly orange. Smell has bitterness and sweetness, but they're totally bisected, not harmonious, and not very complex either, nothing beyond "bitter"and "sweet". Flavor is good though. It's also not the most complex but it has the best hop bitterness of any IPA I've had in Argentina, and that is balanced out by a good amount of malts, so overall the flavor is strong, if not complex. Feel is pleasant, although the finish is a little bit watery. The Argentine craft beer scene is young and undeveloped, but this beer is a good entry, especially for those who appreciate the strong hops abundant in American beer.

Amber copper color with a thick thin beige head with decent retention.
Light aroma with notes of spicy hops, caramels, mild orange and spices.
Bitter flavor with notes of spicy, floral and earthy hops, some grass, charred wood, tobacco, cardboard, muffled tangerine and some caramel. Dry aftertaste with a long lasting bitterness.
Light body with appropriate carbonation.
Interesting spicy IPA with its own character. It combines charred wood and a good deal of hops which persists in its aftertaste. I liked to be hoppy and spicy, though to be a bit harsh (burnt rubber) and I wasn’t sure how to interpret the wood profile, as unpleasant cardboard or a nice charred wood. Try to take its positive note.