P6
Parlay 6 Brewing Company

Look: Clear pale yellow with a medium white head that has decent retention and leaves light lacing.
Smell: Hoppy and dank with some sweeter fruit notes coming in.
Taste: A pleasant mixture of gentle hop bitterness and sweet stone fruit.
Feel: Medium to high in the mouth. Adequately carbonated.
Overall: A good solid IPA that has a solid flavor profile. A very pleasant drinker. I would definitely recommend this brew.
Merry Christmas!

If you're looking to avoid the shit and piss smell of Virginia Street in Reno around the ROW casino area, you can roll over to this brewery in Midtown where it smells less of shit and piss.

This is probably the best place to watch a game, they have lots of new tvs, good beers and good eats. This was like the second or third beer I got during my visit. Pours that clear golden color, pilsner malt I assume, 2/5" white head.

Clearly has the same hop level greenery feel of Revision. Seems like Citra and Mosaic, maybe El Dorado or CTZ, you get a good amount of tropical and citrus fruit in the nose. The dankness might suggest Riwaka.

The taste continues to drop hoppy fruit notes much in the popular way. Its already evident that they are right up there with Revision's top notch hoppy products. Light but crisp body, minimalistic barley existence. Bitterness is firm but not paired with a heavier malt bill, works pretty nicely. You don't need to reinvent the wheel, this is what you upper echelon ipas are drinking like in 24/25.

new brewery in reno started by former revision guys, killing it already here in the early going in the space that briefly was wonder aleworks. this is their flagship ipa, and its exceptional, very modern west coast, golden and without all the richer crystal malts of the old days, just blonde with a lighter body and not much sweetness past the center of it, a great hop profile thats timeless but distinctive too, bitter enough but not a bruiser, a total pint beer, and very fresh and appealing where i had it, looking forward to what else these guys have in store, real professionals in the brew house for sure. good clarity to this, awesome nose, pink grapefruit, pineapple and guava tropical notes, zesty essential orange, and a little bit of a gin thing as it warms, juniper and botanical freshness. the flavor has some oily weedy character and is on the dank side, but the citrus remains and there is a little woodsy spruce hit at the end with the bitterness ramping up, exceedingly fresh. a little bit sticky but really light overall, like there isnt grain weight here even though its balanced, the body is lighter than medium and the prickly carbonation really keeps it moving. preserved lemon and pine at the end, subtle honey, really clean on the ferment though, and impressive overall. good enough that we visited the brewery on the same trip, which was really cool, amazing quality and diversity on their tap list already, maybe already one of the best breweries in town here...