UPDATED: MAR 2, 2007 fresh on tao at the Toronto Beer Fest. Wow, Got hops? my lord, yes, there are definetly 100IBU’s in here. i LOVE hoppy beers, but my god. Almost have trouble finishing this one. Initial aroma is well, HOPS, quite pungent also. Overall very well done.

hops hops hops, but not to impressed all one dimensional, didnt find the nose to actually smell that great and it was kinda thin. had at the toronto festival of beers 2006.

TFOB 2006 - I quite enjoyed Major misconduct (again this year). I’m a bit of a hop head it would seem so I’m not all that surprised. Nice bold flavour with the obvious influence of hops. Overall pleasant sampling experience but I’m not sure if I would be able to have more than one pint in an evening.

UPDATED: OCT 31, 2005 TFOB 2005. I missed this last year, so I my rating is purely based on this, the "hop infused" version. Dark brown pour, small tan head. There is an incredible forest like fresh hop aroma to this baby! Wonderful. Light bodied (this is where the hops overwhelmed - put some more body with these hops and this thing is just about perfect), a slightly sweet malt taste does come through - rather scotch ale like. But this version was all about the hops, the freshest I have ever tasted in a beer, almost mint like. I went back for this all through the night. Not the most balanced beer, but pretty darn tasty. Thanks Perry, a really nice experiment / treat!

UPDATED: AUG 26, 2005 Draught. Sampled at 2005 Toronto (Fort York) Festival of Beer. MY 200th RATING. Mindful of an approaching milestone, and my growing reputation as a hop-wimp, I figured this would be the beer to start my third century on RateBeer. Apparently this year they added even MORE hops with an infuser - heaven help us! Poured a murky amber-brown with a small off-white head. Aroma - well, hops, of course! Great heaps of fresh, green, pungent hops, smelled more like crushed fresh mint leaves to me - maybe a little sourish malt in there too, but probably wishful thinking. Taste - again, essence of fresh mint - incredibly strong and pungent hops with that almost-sweet mint essence, but with two inhalations and oxygen doing its magic on my taste buds, waves and waves of even more dominant hops attacked me - I needed water, and I needed it immediately - all I could taste for 15 minutes was fresh, mint-like green hops. Palate? - hops, of course - pretty one-dimensional. A hop-head’s wet dream, but not for me.

hoppy smooth and soapy mouthfeel with gracious citrus flavoring and a corriander infused palate. It’s a bit dogfish a bit griffon and all Scotch Irish. Another fantastic brew from this under recognized brewery.

hazy amber, beige head. one sniff and you get attacked by hops. superhoppy as anything I’ve had. aroma of orange, grapefruit, pine, and soapy coriander hop. a bit of sweetness for a split second, then the hops blast out. a bit of toffee, wood and alcohol do their best to balance out. huge and bitter. hats off to perry for this lovable monster.

Tone of hops , highly aromatic nose , some orange peel , big juicy aroma . Low carbonation , dark tea hue . Mellow , medium body but full flavored . By character reminds me of 90 minute . Alcohol does well here balancing things out . Long, long hoppy aftertaste .

Delightful hoppy aroma, some malt undertones, hazy chestnut, small, tight, tan head, with lovely lace. Citrusy hops assault the tastebuds, followed by a malty backbone and hints of caramel. Medium bodied, creamy, gorgeous mouthfeel, assertively bitter. Fantastic! Well done Perry!

Unfiltered dark amber. Foamy beige head. Excellent lacing. Big, fresh, hop aroma of grapefruit & dewy pine w/ notes of oak & vanilla. Soft, velvety feel. Flavour is complex & intensely bitter but well-balanced. Notes of caramel, wood, vanilla & toffee give way to a whack of Centennial hops. Finish lingers (I think I can still taste it).