Huger Street IPA
Palmetto Brewing Company

 

Golden pour with a good amount of head. Aroma is slightly floral with some malt. Taste is malty with a bit of citrus. Mouth feel is moderate. Overall a decent IPA.

 

 

Another solid IPA. Nothing to write home about but doesn't disappoint.

 

 

On tap in a pint glass.

See through copper color, 1f white cap that holds to a thick film and leaves foamy lacing.
Turbocharged bubble action.

Floral, mild citrus, and light toasty caramel aromas.

Citrus soaked caramel malt flavor. Slightly earthy. Malt driven.

Smooth medium body with a mild sweetness and hop bitterness. Caramel finish.

Classic American IPA, west coast style.

 

12 oz can

pours a slightly cloudy dark golden color, bright white head. Citrus and piney hop aroma. Taste is similar but with a touch of sweetness. medium bodied.

 

Pours a beautiful amber with a 1" white head, which slowly fades. Light lacing.

Aroma is floral, citrusy, piney.

Taste is grapefruit, mango, pine, caramel, slight sweetness.

Medium body, light carbonation. Dry, resinous finish.

A very good IPA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The beer is mildly hazy with a yellow-amber hue. The fluffy head is off-white and sticks around to form a nice lace. It smells very hoppy: citrusy, piney, and dank. I am big fan of the aroma from this beer. The blend together well on the base of the sweet malt. The taste is sweet at first and gives way to bitter hops rather well with with dank citrus being a bridge between the sweet and bitter. The feel isn't the selling point of the beer. It isn't watery but it doesn't really stand out. Overall, this good IPA.

 

 

This is a nice traditional American IPA.

 

12 oz can served in pint glass. Can date code of 129-19??? A friend picked it up whilst in the area so would say it is relatively fresh.

Pours a hazy golden color, small white head that disappears quickly into a ring around glass; good lacing.

Pine and modest earthy and citrus notes. Taste is crisp with a nice but not overly bitter finish.

Medium carbonation. A bit of a lingering alcohol taste, doesn’t quite hide the abv as well as others I’ve had in the low 7s. Not sessionable by any means but it’s a good change of pace IPA. Overall it’s a solid beer, if I’m ever in the area I’d love to check out the brewery and try some of their stuff on draft!

 

Lite ipa......good abv for the cost of a.12 pack.

 

 

Perfect IPA color and lacing in cold pint from tap. Sneaky gravity too. Plus it's available everywhere in SC!

Solid, average IPA...flagship of any brewer that makes an IPA.

 

A: The beer is slightly hazy amber yellow in color and has a light amount of visible carbonation along with some fine particulates floating in suspension. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that left lots of lacing covering the surface and the sides of the glass.
S: Moderate aromas of piney and citrusy hops are present in the nose.
T: The taste has lots of flavors of spicy hops with notes of pine and hints of underlying caramel malts. There is a moderate to high amount of bitterness.
M: It feels medium-bodied and very crisp on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This IPA has a very nice crisp "bite" in its mouthfeel and has a interesting blend of spicy and piney flavors, a throwback flavor profile that you don't normally see in beers in this day and age.

Serving type: can

Not copping again...

 

 

 

 

Wheat freshness and copper colored, creamy--yes, creamy--head and mouthfeel. So creamy I thought it was a nitro pour, which was denied by the barkeep. Sturdy 7.2% abv and the Chinook hops give it a decidedly West Coast IPA feel.

Very good IPA at a little over $15 a twelve pack very good value. I would be interested in trying it at the Brewery. Alcohol is 7.2 abv so I'd be careful with consumption. Very easy to drink and I don't notice the higher abv. Would buy it again.