Larry: 4.0 – The nature of the imperial giving more taste to the alcholic content is at least something to stymie the IPA bitter & hops. Sadly much like the one yesterday (and 2 more in the coming weeks) this will end up where it belongs – mixed with lemonade into a much nicer shandy.
Price Average: $13 for 12-Pack Sampler
Website: http://www.wachusettbrew.com
HipHipHooray!: 3.0 – It’s overall just a subpar American pale ale. That taste simply isn’t great – it’s not powerful, easily drinkable, complex, or flavorful.
Price Average: HipHipHooray! $14
Website: http://dugges.se/
Le Freak Ale: 2.0 – It’s a combo of a Belgian Tripel and an American Imperial IPA (AIIPA?). Which is actually a good description of this beer. It’s got a strong taste, and I’m sure if you liked it would find this amazing. However I can attest that in my small sample size of a few people (damn you p values!) it’s unliekly you will enjoy this beer. It’s hoppy in all the wrong places, has gravity in all the wrong places – it’s a bastardized combo that shouldn’t exist.
Price Average: Le Freak Ale $9
Website: http://www.greenflashbrew.com/
Hill Farmstead Double Citra: 2.0 – Called an American Imperial Pale Ale this feels almost no different than an actual IPA, and as a flight I was beginning to worry the last was a black IPA.
Google Shop Average: Hill Farmstead Double Citra $7
Website: http://hillfarmstead.com/