Kush IPA
Pedal Haus Brewery

At Sky Harbor, draft. Medium gold pour, opaque if not hazy, quick head with healthy lace. Nose is citrus.

Taste offers citrus, medium dank resin, light kilned malt, little dried stone fruit. Medium mouthfeel. Finish sees the resin step up with some citrus pith.

Nice, basic IPA. Excellent hop aroma, classic flavor profile, pale gold color. Very drinkable.
No weirdness, no excessive bitterness, just a well made IPA.

really solid, just my third beer from these guys ever, but its apparent they are doing some great things, liked this one a lot, modern, pungent, distinctive, yet still very drinkable, unforced, intentional but low brow, i dig! simcoe, amarillo, and citra apparently, but it drinks a little more unique than that makes it sound, at least to me, nice flow to this, it moves a lot from start to finish and as it warms. the look is consistently hazy, just leaning a little orange in tone, some nice white whipped up froth on top, adequate carbonation. aroma and flavor run the same track here, citrus from citra hops early, light grassy leaning even pine forward in the middle, definitely the simcoe there, herbal like sage, bitter grapefruit, then the amarillo adding some spiciness, melon notes, and subtle florals at the end, most prominent in the aftertaste, some bitter linger, but mellow, i dont mind a little bite in a hazy, as uncommon as it has become, this is sort of best of both worlds, juicy but drier, very much still an ipa. the grain brings some body but its more smooth than heavy, and i think this is rather drinkable for its flavor boldness. late pineapple, pineapple candy, and orange to me, summery in a way, a pleasant drinker, maybe wouldnt stand out in a crowd of the heavy hitters in this style space, but its a good effort. i like what these guys are up to!

Pours a clear golden copper with two fingers of foamy head that slowly settles to a thin cap with plenty of lacing. Faint citrus aroma. Taste follows nose.