Name: Mosaic Double IPA
Style: American Imperial IPA
Brewer: Belching Beaver Brewery - California
ABV: 8.8
IBU:
Rating: 5/5
Notes: very smooth, for an imperial.

I’ll be dammed, this is a great double IPA! Brewed with 100% Mosaic hops this beer is packed with complex aromas showcasing crushed grapes, citrus, passion fruit and grape fruit. The finish is dry and slightly sweet.

Name: Future Legend Hazy IPA
Style: New England IPA
Brewer: Terminal Gravity Brewing Company - Oregon
ABV: 6.9
IBU:
Rating: 5/5
Notes:

Future Legend Hazy IPA is both hazy and juicy, coming in at 6.9% with significant notes of mango and guava. It is double dry hopped, which gives off a robust hop aroma. Future Legend uses Citra and Denali hops as well as an experimental hop variety known only as 07270. Gold rush malt from Baker City makes up part of the malt bill.

Name: What’s in the hops.
Style: Hazy India Pale Ale
Brewer: Belching Beaver - California
ABV: 6.5
IBU: No sé
Rating: 5/5
Notes: very floral and citrusy — loved it!

What’s In The Hops?! Hazy IPA our 7th Anniversary Beer release! Don’t lose your head over the insane amount of hops we used in this beer to create a paragon of dank and juicy flavors.

Name: Bourbon Barrel Aged 18LB Imperial Porter
Style: American Imperial Porter
Brewer: Georgetown Brewing Company - Washington, US
ABV: 11
IBU: No sé
Rating: 5/5
Notes: anything that is bourbon barrel aged I’m a sucker for. Not a huge fan of porters but this one it’s pretty good!

Name: Recoil
Style: American IPA
Brewer: Payette Brewing - Idaho
ABV: 6.5
IBU: No sé
Rating: 4/5
Notes: it’s a nice IPA, probably on their flagships. Pours a little hazy, juicy, piney but not too much.

Name: City Of Trees IPA
Style: American IPA
Brewer: Woodland Empire Ale Craft - Boise, Idaho
ABV: 6.2
IBU: Pfft! Don’t know
Rating: 4/5
Notes: this is Woodland’s flagship beer. It’s very good for a summer day or even snow days like today 😁

Name: Voodoo Ranger Hop Avenger IPA
Style: American IPA
Brewer: New Belgium Brewing Company - Colorado
ABV: 7.7
IBU: 45
Rating: 4/5
Notes: The people have spoken! With over 50,000 votes, Hop Avenger IPA edged out Starship IPA in the battle for the next super beer! With it’s super juicy tropical aromas and light sweetness, Hop Avenger IPA packs a powerful pineapple punch!

MALTS: Pale, Caramel 20, Munich HOPS: Nugget, Mosaic Incognito, Ekuanot Incognito, Jester, Chinook, Citra, Mandarina Bavaria

Name: Twelve Gauge Imperial Stout (Bourbon Barrel Aged)
Style: American Imperial Stout
Brewer: Payette Brewing - Idaho
ABV: 10
IBU: 23 Rating: 5/5
Notes: Of the local breweries, this one is my favourite!

After a nine month slumber, Twelve Gauge was transferred from Old Forester Rye Whiskey and Wild Rose Bourbon barrels into kegs and single-serve 19.2-ounce cans. The barrels gave the beer robust and rich oak, vanilla, and maraschino cherry notes to complement chocolate and toffee flavors. Big, delicious and badass.

AVAILABLE 11.29.19 ABV: 10%

IBU: 23

Hops: Bravo, Chinook

Malts: Brown, Carafa 2, Carafa 3, Caramel steam, Dark crystal, Midnight Wheat, Munich, Pale, Roasted Barley, Rye, Toasted Oat, Victory, Wheat

Aged in: Old Forester Rye Whisky and Wild Rose Bourbon Barrels

Glassware: Snifter

Name: Hazey Jones
Style: New England IPA
Brewer: McCall Brewing Company - McCall, Idaho
ABV: 8.5
Rating: 4/5

Name: Wood-Aged Bitches Brew
Style: American Imperial Stout
Brewer: Dogfish Head Craft Brewery - Delaware, US
ABV: 9.0
Rating: 4/5
Notes: A fusion of a Russian Imperial Stout aged in American oak and an Ethiopian Tej Honey Beer aged in Paraguayan Palo Santo Wood. A little Smokey for my taste but it’s good

Name: Dark Hollow Artisanal Ale
Style: American Imperial Stout
Brewer: Blue Mountain Brewery - Virginia, United States
ABV: 10
Rating: 5/5 Notes: Bourbon Barrel Aged Stout. Dark Hollow blends the miracle of two crafts–brewing and distillation–to create a work greater than the sum of its parts. An Imperial Stout has been aged in charred American oak bourbon barrels still dripping with uncut whiskey. For 100 days the young beer patiently breathes in and out of the wood, gaining complexity, character, and serious attitude.

Name: Dark Star
Style: English Oatmeal Stout
Brewer: Fremont Brewing Company - Washington, United States
ABV: 8.0
IBU: 50
Rating: 4/5
Notes: Dark Star is inspired by the wandering tribes scattered through the terrible journey of time and space and adrift in the dark matter between the spaces of then and now. Dark Star is a dark, mysterious yet silky oatmeal stout of grand proportions balanced by a firm hop handshake.

Down & Dirty: 2-Row Pale, Roast Barley, C-60, Carafa 2, and Chocolate malts with Flaked Oats and Magnum and Willamette hops.

Color: Black Aroma: Dark chocolate, caramel, coffee Flavor: Espresso, cocoa, roasty

Name: Narwhal Imperial Stout
Style: Russian Imperial Stout
Brewer: Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. - Chico, California
ABV: 10.2
IBU: 60
Rating: 5/5
Notes: A malt-forward monster, highlighting the depths of malt flavor.

Narwhal Imperial Stout is inspired by the mysterious creature that thrives in the deepest fathoms of the frigid Arctic Ocean. Featuring incredible depth of malt flavor, rich with notes of espresso, baker’s cocoa, roasted grain and a light hint of smoke, Narwhal is a massive malt-forward monster. Aggressive but refined with a velvety smooth body and decadent finish, Narwhal will age in the bottle for years to come.

Name: King of Norway
Style: American Imperial IPA
Brewer: Hopworks Urban Brewery - Oregon, United States
ABV: 7.8
IBU:
Rating: 5/5
Notes: Love the color of it! Pretty smooth for an imperial IPA.

Name: Sunbeam
Style: American Imperial IPA
Brewer: Sockeye Grill & Brewery - Idaho, United States
ABV: 8.5
IBU:
Rating: 4.5/5
Notes:

Golden orange in color with a white, pillowy head. Aromas of soft pine and unpeeled oranges; no discernible malt aroma. Light pineapple flavor with strong alcohol presence. Citrus zest and pinecone flavors to finish. The body is full but soft with medium-high carbonation. The alcohol flavor clings to everything else going on.

Pretty accurate description/notes.

Name: High Five IPA
Style: American IPA
Brewer: Fort Myers Brewing Company - Fort Myers, Florida
ABV: 5.9
IBU:
Rating: 5/5
Notes:

Pours orange/yellow color, minimal head. Malty, citrusy, slightly dank, bitter. It’s not mind blowing but it’s nice and cold and I am pretty hot. Maybe why I rated a 5.

Name: Peanut Butter Cup
Style: Stout
Brewer: Naples Beach Brewery - Naples, Florida
ABV: 5.8
IBU:
Rating: 5/5
Notes: A smooth and creamy stout with peanut butter and chocolate flavors

Name: Latitude Adjustment IPA
Style: American Indian Pale Ale
Brewer: Naples Beach Brewery - Naples, FL
ABV: 7.2
IBU:
Rating: 4.5/5
Notes:

A hoppy and bitter American pale ale with malt character and a dry finish

Name: Hop Gun
Style: American IPA
Brewer: Funky Buddha Brewery - Oakland Park, Florida
ABV: 7.0
Rating: 5/5
Notes: If you’re looking for hops, we’ve got your tail. Hop Gun IPA delivers a payload of good ol’ American hops straight to your palate, bursting forth with the flavors of grapefruit and pineapple. A careful dose of smooth caramel malts swoop in to balance out the finish — just like any good wingman should.

Name: Heavy is The Head
Style: Imperial Brown Ale
Brewer: Motorworks Brewing - Bradenton, Florida
ABV: 10.4
Rating: 5/5
Notes: aged in bourbon barrels. Brewed with On Swann and aged in bourbon barrels, this regal Imperial Brown Ale is laden with smooth Flavia and aromas redolent of chocolate-covered cherries and dark, dried fruit, alongside light, silky notes of coffee.

Name: Heavy Weather Hazy IPA
Style: Indian Pale Ale
Brewer: Late Start Brewing - Tampa, FL
ABV: 7.0
IBU:
Rating: 5/5
Notes: simply delicious.

Name: Hop Dang Diggity
Style: Indian Pale Ale
Brewer: Jerkyll Brewing - Alpharetta, GA
ABV: 6.7
IBU: 74
Rating: 3.5/5
Notes: piney 🌲

Name: Meowsa!
Style: American Imperial IPA
Brewer: Georgetown Brewing Company - Seattle, WA
ABV: 8.1
Rating: 5/5
Notes: Medwards says “If you force fed a watermelon a steady diet of mandarin oranges and pineapples and then dropped said watermelon into a wood chipper, the resulting aromas and flavors that came out the business end of the wood chipper would be the best was to describe the new DIPA. As much as i dislike the term ‘juicy’ this DIPA is very much juicy and has very little bitterness for the style.” - Strait from the brewer’s mouth.