UPDATED: DEC 16, 2018 Taster long ago. Pours a medium, well retained white head, over a slightly hazy dark yellow (SRM 4) body......nose is juicy fruit tones, with grapefruit tones, mild malt, hints of sweetness.....taste is mild sweet malt ones with juicy fruits including primarily grapefruit with hints of apple and pear, moderate bitter finish....mouth feel, medium body, alcohol present, moderate carbonation. This is an easily drinkable and enjoyable I/DIPA. BJCP 8/3/14/4/7

Almost indistinguishable from the 11% Endpoint Triple IPA but has a grapefruit quality in the finish that lingers on the palate. This is an excellent triple IPA on tap at the Brewery. As good as it gets. Lots of residual maltiness and tremendous hop juiciness. I prefer drinking fresh beer on premise. This is a sure 4.5 to 5.0. Don't listen to folks who fill up a growler 1,000 miles from here and say it's average. Pure BS. The standard recipe sans grapefruit gets a solid 4.5 and we tasted both. We agree w the 4.5 for the Endpoint triple, but this was even better.

Sample at Daily Growler UA during the "Collaboration Celebration! Sports & Jorts & More" event on 08/04/2017. Cloudy orange color with a medium off-white head that recedes steadily to an outer ring. Stringy lacing. Citrus, hops and malt in the nose. Medium to full body with flavors of pithy grapefruit, resiny hops and grainy malt. The finish is malty up front with a citrusy hop aftertaste. Decent overall.

On tap at the brewery. Clear orange appearance with a lacy white head. Aroma of resinous hops, pine, sweet malts and mild grapefruit zest. Similar flavor, adding medium to heavy hop bitterness, mild grainy sweetness and light alcohol. Full body with a lingering grapefruit finish. A little rough overall, but drinkable.

Slightly Hazy amber and copper coloured body with a thinnish, fast-dying tan head. Aroma of alcohol, sugars, light caramel and a boatload of hops and a touch of grapefruit, but there is seemingly more malt and alcohol than hops in this one. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong rich malty flavour with a lot of grain, alcohol, astringent and bittering notes throughout with some slight grapefruit flavours to couple with the light hop notes, but this is about all alcohol and grain. Aftertaste is a bit too much on the alcohol and malt side and not enough of the hops and grapefruit (especially). Overall, a pretty poor Imperial IPA that has a ton of alcohol, but not much else, and certainly not enough hops or grapefruit flavours. Worth passing up, especially if you plan to bring this home with you. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Total Beverage in Thornton, Colorado on 07-June-2017 for US$4,69 sampled at home in Washington a tad more than a month later on 09-July-2017.

Keg at Whole Foods Wauwatosa. Hazy orange, thin creamy tan head, decent retention. Aroma of grapefruit zest, pith, booze, pale malt, resin. The taste is tropical fruit, grapefruit, pine, pale malt. Medium bodied, strong lingering bitterness.

Sample at the brewery. Low fluffy lasting white head. Clear amber body. Sweet fruity pepper grapefruit grass aroma and flavor. Pretty hoppy. Low carbonation, long finish.

Can/Fest. A- Candy, caramel, pine. A- Orange color, cloudy liquid, white head. T- Candy, fruity, sweet. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, balanced finish. O- No grapefruit in here anywhere as far as I can tell but I’m sure it adds to the general overall flavor of the beer. Pretty nice. Just wish for more grapefruit forwardness.

12oz can pours with a somewhat hazy deep copper to brown body that supports a full tan head of foam. At least the body looks hop heavy with haze. That’s a plus in my book. The aroma starts off with an off caramel butterscotch note that blends into malty / caramely citrus off-ness. The taste begins with a blend of grapefruit bitterness, malts, caramel and butterscotch. It then gets more malty to midway before a small surge of bitter citrus surfaces in a failed attempt at saving this beer.

355ml can. This is jsut grapefruity rocketfuel, you could slap bud light - a rita ipa after it and no one would know.