Jockamo IPA
A: Pours a lightly hazy orange-bronze color. The head is very active, with a densely frothy/foamy texture and an orange tint. Retention is very solid, and lacing, while thin, is quite robust. S: Quite fruity up front - some honeyish orange aroma and vague citric hoppiness. This is accompanied by some mild sugar cookie malt, and a bit of a mineral/hard water tone. T: Some mild honeyish and cookie-like malt up front. Hop bitterness is medium. This beer is more flavorful than bitter. Juicy orange is front and center. A faintly British mineral character adds a dimension. For once, the Abita spring water seems to be helping rather than hurting one of its beers. M: Medium bodied, with moderate carbonation. A bit dry into the finish. D: A solid but easily overshadowed IPA from Abita. More fruity and candyish than bitter and aggressively hopped. Pleasant and easily drinkable. For what it's worth, this is probably the best Abita offering I've tasted.