Yellow Snow IPA
Poured from the bottle into a nonic pint glass. Classic large off white sticky and clumpy head, forms large, lots of good sticky lacing. Body appears to be unfiltered, a dull murky amber and yellow (not quite yellow snow) believe me I grew up seeing enough of it. Still the color is still not really that attractive, but everything else looks real solid. Nose is toasty malts first, then dry biscuits. Mild hop bitter sense sticks in the background of pine. It's really nice. I like this toast first angle forward, then after a smell of hop coming second afterwards. Very nice. Taste seems to match nose. Biscuits, malts, followed by a mild pine hop that slowly lingers. Slight oils too I like the palate, good and balanced tastes, nothing too wet or thick either. Overall fairly solid but also for some strange reason I am not really drawn to this imperial pal ale. But without question it is a very satisfying beer to drink that I could have again no problem.