Hailing from Spearfish, South Dakota, Crow Peak brewery produces some fine beers, and this is certainly one of them. Pours a clear golden color, with a tall frothy head that maintains its integrity for several minutes, bestowing me with a great beer mustache. Hoppy, but not in the let's-dump-a-lot-of -hops-in-to-disguise-its-mediocrity manner that you often get with India Pale Ales. But beneath the hoppy surface there's a lot going on: lemons, orange, tangerine, and even a little tart apple. And for an IPA, 11th Hour is very drinkable, even sessionable. Look for more reviews on the Crow Peak family of beers.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Crow Peak 11th Hour IPA
Hailing from Spearfish, South Dakota, Crow Peak brewery produces some fine beers, and this is certainly one of them. Pours a clear golden color, with a tall frothy head that maintains its integrity for several minutes, bestowing me with a great beer mustache. Hoppy, but not in the let's-dump-a-lot-of -hops-in-to-disguise-its-mediocrity manner that you often get with India Pale Ales. But beneath the hoppy surface there's a lot going on: lemons, orange, tangerine, and even a little tart apple. And for an IPA, 11th Hour is very drinkable, even sessionable. Look for more reviews on the Crow Peak family of beers.
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