UPDATED: APR 1, 2021 Old rating from 2016 - 355ml bottle brought from NYC. Pours golden with a small white head. Aromas & tastes of grapefruit, orange, pine, caramel, biscuit & malt. Medium body. Light bitter finish

UPDATED: JUN 28, 2020 A west coast IPA a clear amber colour with thin white head Serious notes of tangerine and grapefruit A slight bitter aftertaste Bottle version

UPDATED: APR 17, 2020 (from old notes) - Aroma : Medium toasted sweet caramel malt, bags of grapefruit and tangerine citrus hoppiness with a light grassy note. Taste : Only moderately bitter with a dry citrus bite that is lighter than strong aroma would suggest. Decent West Coast style IPA though

UPDATED: JAN 17, 2020 Drinking after a productive week in Houston. Not a perfect ipa but I also like it.

UPDATED: DEC 29, 2019 Poured from a 12 ounce bottle. It poured a honey color with a 3/4” head and had a subtle hoppy aroma. Taste was very good with typical bitter-hoppy we expect from a mass marketed beer. This beer is very drinkable and would purchase again.

UPDATED: NOV 28, 2019 Not so rebel, if I compare others ipa that I have drunk, during my life, this one that I have found in the coop, at Prélaz is classical, copper/brown body, a bit troubled, average carbonation, thin and white foam. Decently bitter, dry malt, notes of pine-tree, hoppy, a bit sweet and watery, not great, not bad. I have tasted this beer, at september 2018, at Prélaz, Lausanne.

UPDATED: OCT 26, 2019 Clear light amber with a soapy white head. Some lacing. Aroma. Weak straw, bread and cirtus aroma. Taste Mostly bitter and a bit metallic. Light mouthfeel

UPDATED: JUN 6, 2019 Bottle, copper color with average to full head. Notes are watery and lacking: bland hops, faint grapefruit, light metal, ash, and wooden board. Light mouthfeel.

UPDATED: APR 5, 2019 Been curious about this for a while, but couldn't bring myself to buying a 12-pack, or was more afraid of the results. My buddy from GA brought some camping so I got to sample a couple of his. Actually a little better than I expected, based on what I heard. Decent representation of the West-Coast style, but has that near-macro feel still. Smoothish feel with flavor leaning slightly towards hops than malt. For the price it's worth it, but I'd still spend a couple bucks more and get something more 'craft'.

UPDATED: JAN 31, 2019 Ipa de 6,5 % abv, dont j'avais encore la 1ère version. Houblonnage en cascade, simcoe, centennial, chinook, amarillo. Mon exemplaire était à 25 mois après sa date. Couleur ambré roux, avec plein de particules en suspension. Bulles disparates, peu nombreuses. Mousse blanche, en nappage à 1 mm. Arômes de fruits confits, pêche. 1ère bouche à l'amertume citrique, sans saveurs nobles. Arrière-bouche résinée, citrique, astringente. 2ème avec pomme, raisin blanc, pointe de vin blanc. Arrière-bouche sur de l'acidulé, sans aucun intérêt. Longueur qui ne fait rien pour rétablir. Jambes très collantes. Levure correcte. Alcool strictement inefficace sur l'ensemble. Finale nulle. CONCLUSION : des rebelles comme celui-là, on en voit à peu près … 41.327 à la douzaine !! … (4/1/3/2/7)