Alaskan Black IPA

Appearance: Pours dark brown with a slight red hue holding it up to the light. It starts out with a big pillowy white head that subsides to a thin cap of khaki suds. Leaves behind insane amounts of lacing.
Aroma: Faint citrusy hops and slight peppery roast.
Taste: Herbal and citrusy hop spice right up front. Medium roast coffee. Finishes with a pleasant bitter hop finish that lingers.
Mouthfeel: On the thin side of medium bodied. Juicy with modest carbonation.
Overall: While a little conservative for the “dank” Black IPA that I enjoy, this was a tasty, well rounded hoppy beer.
