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A classic in a different context. Still tastes great - lemony and spritzy, with a balanced bitterness behind it
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Fire Eagle American IPA from Austin Beerworks
Solid west coast IPA. Piney, fresh, bright.
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Confluence, an Aslan x Wander collab blend (both hailing from Bellingham, WA)
Sour, lovely, astringent finish. Sweet.
Pretty intense, definitely a sipper, but tasty! Reminds me of a Russian River beer - Supplication maybe?
8/10
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Edge of Oblivion - a sour ale with marrionberry from Urban Farm in Seattle
Sour. Flat. Nice fruit, but a vague plastic-y homebrew aftertaste.
Bottle label is A+ though, particularly if you're a fan of Astroneer
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Galbraith Mountain Pale, from Boundary Bay Brewing in Bellingham WA
Nice straightforward pale. Dry, medium bitterness, not much going on at the end. A bit thin.
7/10
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Rye IPA from Wander, in Bellingham WA
Bready malt, nice hops with a bit of wood. Too much bitter at the end.
7/10
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Critical Band from Modern Times
Nice soft tropical fruit, with a hefty finish.
7/10
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Narrator, a Black Rye IPA from Novel Brewing in Oakland
Very dark, more burnt toast than toasty malt. Citrus hops don't really play very nicely with astringent blackness.
6/10
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Capitolium, a Belgian Golden Ale from Urban Roots in Sacramento
Sweet, spritzy, a little bit of honeysuckle and orange, mixed up with some wheaty malt and a little hop kicker
8/10
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Squatters IPA at Wasatch Brewing, SLC
Nice straight forward IPA. Sticky mouthfeel, minty pine-y hops, nice sharp finish.
8/10
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Modern IPA from Evil Twin Brewing
A very solid West Coast IPA. Grassy hops, medium body, relatively mellow bitter finish.
8/10
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Wheels Up IPA, from Stanley Park Brewing in Vancouver
Leaning more towards a British flavor profile. Malty but still a bit thin. Lemon-y, grass-y hops, not that bitter.
7/10
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Fat tug IPA, from Driftwood Brewery, Victoria, BC
Thin, and a little astringent. Nice hop flavor, and some heavy dark malt hiding behind it. Terry's chocolate orange. Would have liked more sweetness and mouth feel to balance the hop bombs.
6/10
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A double dry-hopped pale ale from Old Kent Road Brewery, South London Sticky, fruity hops. Nice malt. Pretty clean, with a little tropical flavor and a bit of piney bitterness at the end. 8/10
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Batch 15 IPA at Aslan Brewing, Bellingham WA A Northeastern IPA from a Pacific Northwest brewery. Smooth at first, some brief pineapple, followed shortly after by a pretty unbalanced hop bitterness at the end that keeps going. 7/10
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B'ham Brown at Alsan Brewing, Bellingham WA Sweet and soft, carmelly raisin malt and a bit of a kick at the end. Super drinkable. 9/10
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1st Street Drama Kolsch, from Uproar Brewing in San Jose A very solid Kolsch. Dry, malty, refreshing, elegant and refined.
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