Double Dry-Hopped Citra IPA
Six Mile Bridge Beer

 

Slightly hazy amber color with a respectable and lasting white head and lots of nice lacing.
The aroma is citrus, pineapple, honeydew melon and caramel malt. The taste is tangerine, melon, and peach with a caramel base, very slightly sweet. The finish is dry with mild bitterness, nice balance.
The body is medium, very good carbonation, smooth and very drinkable.
Altogether, this is a very tasty and refreshing brew, would be great relaxing on a beach but I would take it anytime, very well done.

This beer is a hazy golden-orange color with a tall white head. The aroma has plenty of juicy fruit-forward qualities. Melon and citrus notes. The taste is nicely balanced. Plenty of fruit, solid bitterness, very enjoyable. Medium-full in body and a lingering hop finish. I enjoyed this on on the patio on a warm, sunny late-September day.

 

 

 

Tall can, without any kinda canning date or other freshness info.

Pour out with better then a moderate haze, under an over large cap that lasts forever and leaves a well developed marange looking cap, leaves a LOAD of thick and sticky lace all up and down the glass.

Ripe pineapple and cantaloupe on the sniff.

Soft smooth and creamy in the mouth, more ripe pineapple, more melon, apricots, stone fruit goodness…well done and well worth a try.

 

Straw with enormous head. Aroma isn't huge, honey malt, stone fruit, citrus. The flavor is interestingly very peachy with some orange. Mouthfeel is pretty thin.

 

 

Pours a hazy golden orange color with a foamy, dense white head that clings to the glass on its journey to the bottom.

The nose is led by citrus aromas, as to be expected from a Citra-hopped beer, but they’re a bit muted. That’s a bit surprising.

They’re not muted on the taste, though, with juicy oranges prominent, and a sweet, bready malt flavor added as a pleasant surprise.

The mouthfeel is a bit softer than I’d prefer, but overall this is a solid sipper of an IPA that you can enjoy a couple of with the 6% ABV.

Not a big fan of hoppy IPAs, this one is not. Perfect dryness. Not bitter but thirst quenched. Citrus shines.

 

Pours a slightly hazed & effervescent gold with a thumb of whippy eggshell colored head. Stays hazed,, great lacing & nice head retention

S: Bready, a little tropical & citrus fruittyness

T: Follows the nose, dryness & oranges up front. Pomelo, dryness, a little pear & plenty of dryness as this warms. Finishes dry with slightly sweet orange and breadyness

MF: Medium body, restrained carbonation, decent balance

A solid IPA, was hoping for more hops in the nose & little more pronounced citra profile

 

 

 

Copper colored and hazy with moderate sediment suspended within the body. There's a fingernail of dishwater white around the rim and covering the majority of the top. Light lacing. The aroma is comprised of citrus and faint tangerine. I'm tasting a healthy dose of citrus and light crackery malt. The mouth is faintly sticky and perhaps a touch watery.

16oz can. Poured out a slightly cloudy, golden orange color with a small, white head of bubbly foam. It smelled of orange, grapefruit and sweet caramel. Nice, citrusy bite with good bitterness and a toasted caramel backbone.