Drifting through the Hopyard
Revision Brewing Company

22oz into snifter.

A: Pours a clear light caramel/dark golden color with a couple fingers of greasy off-white head. Head faded into a thick bubbly collar that left a few sticky chunks of lace down the glass.
S: Juicy and dank nose with hop forward notes of citrus peel and dank hop oils. No trace of booze.
T: Tons of citrus and resinous hop oils come through along with notes of candied orange, bitter grapefruit peel, and a touch of burnt caramel and toasted grain. Pine sap is strong along with the dank and greasy hop oils. Strong assertive bitterness in the finish.
M: Full heavy body, greasy and slick mouthfeel, tingly low carbonation. Oily and sticky mouth but the alcohol is hidden well.
O: Another solid hop bomb from one of the masters of the style. Full disclosure, I purchased this because I like the artist who created the label, but I'm not surprised the beer is delicious as well.

 

Bottled 12/19/17, consumed 1/18/18.

Poured clear gold-orange with a nice sized head.

Aroma is fruit and dank hops, bright and lively.

Taste is really an amazing balance of danky hops, pine, and zesty fruit.

Mouthfeel is a pretty amazing medium, bitterness is there but laid out very nicely, definitely can't tell the high ABV, dry finish.

Overall an outstanding triple IPA! Already sad that this is a once-brew. Hope they revisit this recipe later. So far I've pretty much loved every Revision brew I've come across.

Another Revision hop bomb. Huge hop aroma and huge hop taste with just a bit of alcohol creep. Probably not going to be quaffing more than one of these in a sitting ,but I can see getting carried away with this one.Very tasty.