Double Dry-Hopped Sedition
Insurrection AleWorks

Poured from a 16-oz can into pint glass in January 2021. There was not brewed date on the label. I drank this less about 1 month after purchase.

Appearance: Deep gold color with huge white head. It is a bright and has a hazy/cloudy color, like other IPAs. Head is very thick and it lasts a long time. There is a lot of lacing on the glass.

Smell: The aroma filled the room while the beer was being poured. Strong aroma of citrus, pine, and hops, as well as some sweetness like pineapple. Also a little earthy or straw aroma. Overall the citrus aroma dominates the other aromas.

Taste: Sweet taste with a strong bitter hops edge. This matches the 'double dry hopped' statement on the label. There is a typical hops and citrus flavor but with some sweetness as well. This is bitter like most other IPAs. Has a very nice after taste that lasts a long time. Overall a nice balance and very drinkable.

Mouthfeel: Medium-Strong bodied, which makes this very drinkable. Medium-Strong alcohol which matches the 6.5% listed.

This is a good and interesting IPA. It has a nice mix of grapefruit, hops, and other flavors, which makes it enjoyable. I like the overall balance, and that the citrus flavors are pronounced but do not dominate the flavor. It has more of a hop edge than many other IPAs. This would be a good IPA to drink often. I will definitely buy this again.