I believe that Ballist Point does a well job of adding the flavor to their IPA with it not getting out of hand. I have yet to try the Pineapple...something fresh for the summer time.A friend of mine got ahold of "Sip of Sunshine" IPA from Lawson't Finest Liquids. It's been quite a while since a beer totally blew me away like that. He also had a Heady Topper that we split, and it paled in comparison.
On a different note, I totally hate this new trend of adding citrus juice to IPAs. Getting citrus flavors from hops is awesome. Adding blood orange juice to beer is not.
+1 to that.I like it a ton. Grapefruit Sculpin is one of my favorite IPAs.
Pretty much what you'd expect by the description and any familiarity with the Bruery. Really enjoyed it, looking forward to the next bottle.... Ride that Bear.
It's worth it to try it.I'm taking the "Sculpin tour" lately. Even though one isn't really a sculpin but its kind of the same deal.
#1) Watermelon Dorado
#2) Pineapple Sculpin
#3) Grapefruit Sculpin
I doubt I'll try the Habanero one. Watermelon may be #1 because I got it on tap in my growler. The two sculpins were bottled.
I would not have guessed that would be good, that's a ton of aroma hops. Great, now I'm curious.Not exactly beer related but my wife's first attempt at hopped mead is finally finished and it turned out awesome. It is triple hopped with citra, cascade, and centennial hops and finished with a dry hopping of cascade. Before the final bottling we weren't sure how it would turn out from tasting it, but the last couple months sitting in the bottles really rounded out the flavour and added the perfect amount of carbonation.
I've had the Grapefruit one, and found it overpowering. "You know what this beer that tastes like a slightly piney grapefruit needs? A SHITLOAD MORE GRAPEFRUIT!!" But a lot of people love it.I'm taking the "Sculpin tour" lately. Even though one isn't really a sculpin but its kind of the same deal.
#1) Watermelon Dorado
#2) Pineapple Sculpin
#3) Grapefruit Sculpin
I doubt I'll try the Habanero one. Watermelon may be #1 because I got it on tap in my growler. The two sculpins were bottled.
Thats weird because my wife and I both agree that you can't taste the grapefruit *at all* in the beer. It just tastes like a straight IPA to both of us. The pineapple and the watermelon you get a very noticeable fruit accent to the flavor.I've had the Grapefruit one, and found it overpowering. "You know what this beer that tastes like a slightly piney grapefruit needs? A SHITLOAD MORE GRAPEFRUIT!!" But a lot of people love it.