On tap at Beer Fest on Bourbon Street. Deep golden and slight hazy appearance with a fluffy, lingering beige head. Aroma of toasted grain, piney hops and light resin. Similar flavor, adding moderate hop bitterness and a light grainy sweetness. Medium body with a gritty feel and a light dry finish. OK.

On tap at Beer Fest. A touch thin and a mild aroma, flavour profile is a decent example is style. Easy drinking.

Bottle for IPA Day 2016. Clear amber orange color with a large head response. Big frothy white head. Dry malty aroma, grassy leafy notes. Light amount of hops and grains. Flavor is dry malts and grains. High hop bitterness. Some citrus notes but faint. Finishes very dry and bitter.

On tap on Bourbon St. Pours a copper color with white head. Herbal, bread aromas. Herbal, slight citrus, bitter, bread flavors. Below average IPA.

12oz bottle - Pours copper with thick white head. Typical IPA aroma, citrusy, with hints of malted grain, fermented bread; floral. But really lacking flavor. Same flavors as aroma, but watery... bland. Disappointed.

Nice aroma and nice head. The rest is down hill from here. Thin watery and no mouthfeel. Not enjoyable. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle from Rouse’s NOLA. Overall an okay IPA. Maybe a little malt forward and leaning towards a touch sweet/syrupy but still decent bitterness. Okay.

Malty aroma. Dark orange color with mild cloudiness. Malty start and slightly bitter finish ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Tap, gold pour, white head, nose and taste are hoppy, bitter, pretty good ipa

Another good local beer offering, I haven’t found in bars but have had a few from the local grocery, Rouses