Anne Ricci

8.9

Soda beer, light fine bubbles, mango and hops come through, off dry, slightly bitter. Very pleasant. Heinens $10?/6 pack — 13 days ago

David Kline

9.1

Gorgeous amber that approaches opacity. White chalk line crown with cosmic bubbles clustering. Candied grapefruit and pretzel nose becomes tangerine marmalade on wheat germ. Drops like a grapefruit gumdrop into cigar box with cedar and sweet tea murmurs, and proves a lovely complement to the malt sugars which somehow come off as raw granules. All the sweet notes extend to a point like a psychedelic pencil that writes in wheatgrass tannin and molasses burnt onto cast iron. Just what I needed to kickstart my brain. What!!!? 9.8% alc. scratch the kickstart, we just hit 60! #ipa #imperialipa #ale #oakaged #bigtopbrewingcompany #Sarasota #flbeer #beer #floridabeer #florida #indiapaleale #AshleyGang #brainbeer #hops #abv — a month ago

with Courtney

Shawn R

9.5

No joke IPA, Louisiana bringing the A game. Floral nose. Straight up roasted hops and dough on the palate. Excellent! — 3 months ago

Charlie Evans

8.9

This was enjoyable. Didn’t notice the thyme as much on the nose as the palette. — 23 days ago

Chirag

9.9

This is what hops should taste like — a month ago

J Manncini

8.9

Nice hops smooth flavor light on the malts — 2 months ago

Seth Morgen Long

Broker • Arterberry Maresh / Winemaker • Morgen Long

9.2

Decanted. Intense aromatics of fresh sativa, lemon hops and waxy minerals. — 3 months ago

Kai Wright

8.9

Here’s the deal: I’m not actually looking for a ton of complexity in a beer. Gimme a *balanced* dosage of hops, a bright palate, maybe some citrus, a crisp and clean finish. Better still if it’s local. All this makes Driftwood a go-to ale in our house. 🍂🍺 — a month ago

Tom Wolf

9.1

6.8abv IPA, galaxy and mosaic hops, well balanced, surprisingly mild hoppy forward — 2 months ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

8.9

#VABeerMonth

This canning is a collaborative effort between Aslin Beer Company and Graft Cidery. Brewed with milk sugar, dry hopped with citra and mosiac, and conditioned on vanilla, strawberries and raspberries. Drank out of a one pint can (16 oz) and 8.5% Alc/Vol. they just released a different variation of this canning as well.

Very unique color, an orangey pink like the pulp of a grapefruit. A light foam head as well. Pleasant nose of grapefruits, strawberry creme, almost like a popsicle and some raw hops too. A bit tart with low hoppiness on the palate. Medium bodied with raspberries, a touch of lactose and a some spices. Medium plus length finish.

$$ - $4.77 a can — 2 months ago