Revolution Double Dry-Hopped West Coast IPA.
8% ABV, 65 IBU. Revolution Brewing, Chicago, IL.
Clear, bright golden hue, large, lush ivory head.
In the nose: blasts of dank citrus and pine, with a splash of tropical. Grapefruit and lime blended with a bit of pineapple.
In the mouth: bitterness boards the palate politely and invades the senses with gracious panache. Tangy, lightly resinous, long lingering bitterness. Nice and dry in the end. Beautifully integrated. The dry-hopping softens it some, which is a drawback for me. Nonetheless, this remains delicious and very nearly what I like best in an IPA.
Catch good vibes and endless sunsets with a new crystal-clear DDH West Coast-style IPA. A camper van's worth of Simcoe, Centennial, Cascade, Amarillo, and Citra bring huge hop waves to a bright, refreshing pint.
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