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Double IPA (Brewmaster Series)
- Long Trail Brewing Co.
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rAvg: 4.03
pDev: 10.92%
Reviews: 286
Hads: 211
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Brewed by:
Long Trail Brewing Co.
Vermont
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United States
Style | ABV
American Double / Imperial IPA
| 8.60%
ABV
Availability:
Year-round.
bottle (252)
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on-tap (25)
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growler (8)
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nitro-tap (1)
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Notes:
Long Trail Double IPA offers true reward to those seeking intensely sensual hop flavor. Double IPA is a full-flavored ale featuring a good malt backbone combined with an aroma brimming with tantalizing citrus and pine notes.
86 IBU
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Reviews by diddly:
diddly
New York
4.25
/5
rDev
+5.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Had on tap.
Pours a nice dark amber. Good head, about an inch.
Aroma is hop heavy but not too strong. Some nice citrus notes.
Taste is hoppy at first, and finishes with a definite hop bite, but the taste overall is well balanced.
Mouthfeel is rich and appropriate for the style.
Overall, a very nice beer, and just what I would expect for the style, although a great example of it.
Serving type: on-tap
05-15-2011 18:38:07 |
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Have had my share of Double IPA's and Long Trail brews, but this is my first from Vermont's Brewmaster Series!
A: This beer pours a hazy-dark Orange color with a lot of carbonation coming from the bottom of the glass. Not much of a head on it, but what little head there is has a thick texture and some small and big bubbles.
S: The aroma is not very strong, but I do get some floral characteristics along with a bit of pine and hops. The smell is more sweet than bitter.
T: Flavor consists of a sweet orange citrus up front, followed by some hops but not exactly the bite I was expecting considering the IBU's. I get a little bit of pine resin and honey in the back end that finishes with a bready, dry yeast.
M: Slightly bitter and sweet, pretty even blend and the characteristics of the beer hide the ABV very well. I would say this is an easily drinkable beer.
O: It actually is a pretty good DIPA considering I have had ones that were gross and lacked so much, this one is well balanced between the sweetness of the fruits and the bitterness from the hops. Definitely worth checking out!
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04-12-2013 23:08:35 |
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Lots of players in the selection of IPA & DIPA bombers out there all competing, and
this entry from Vermont is just one more on the shelves and coolers. Spoiled to Lawson's and Hill Farmstead, Heady Topper (in that order), it is rare to find something exceptional and this one almost gets there.
Cloudy off orange with a decent two finger head in the imperial pint glass, the malt is certainly present, but the citrus blast hop character is muted for a DIPA. Decent medium mouthfeel and pretty well carbonated though on the high side: the lingering aftertaste is one that seems more savory to my palate, somewhat peppery and malty with the hops fighting for center stage but playing second fiddle. The flavors are very good but not great, and the price range for a real tropical bomber is $10 generally speaking, so you get what you pay for.
Hard to get a good bomber that offers bang for the buck: McNeil's Sunshine IPA, also from Vermont, was a nice surprise for a reasonably priced entry, and one I enjoyed more than Long Trail Double IPA. Worth a try just to see if you dig the flavors, which are palatable.
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Double IPA (Brewmaster Series) from Long Trail Brewing Co.
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