text: ShadyJay, Feb 25, 2013
  I poured the 7% variety here in Idaho. This is the 8 four pack I have bought in the last year. It pours fully carbonated, head off white, lite brown sugar, feel quickly. Laceing nothing to marvel at. Great aroma, mild fruit, just not pineapple, but close. In the mouth, fresh, refreshing, clean finish. I could almost finish 12 ounces of this IPA in 2 swallows. Smooth floral and citrus, Carmel cream balance this out. What a great IPA with just the right balance of bitters upfront and fruits in for the whole trip. Cheers!
  Utah_mt_man, Mar 26, 2012
  Utah-beer session, 1/6.
  Poured chilled in large water glass
  A: cloudy, pale orange; 2-fing head, dissipating gently; pleasant lacing
  S: beautiful whoof of pine and pineapple (!)
  T: this would be a great IPA if it were a higher ABV. Very prominent hops profile, with a classic razz of pine, grass; not sweet; malts subdued; if anything, tastes a bit watery, probably to get at the 4% threshold. Why, you ask? Utah laws: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_laws_of_Utah
  Not bad, if you're going to weather Utah's beer weather.
  -So im on vacation in Utah and saw these in the grocery and it caught my eye.
  -First off, I was very surprised to see that this beer is not yet on beer advocate, especially since I found it in a grocery, so I looked it up.
  -Apparently Moab brewery just got started canning their beers and this beer is brand new.
  -I have read various stats for this beer, some say 5.5% and others say 4%, the can says 4%. I have also read that this beer is to be re-released at 7% alcohol which is more logical/believable for an IPA.
  -Lastly, this beer is sold in 16Oz 4 packs of cans that I managed to find for a meager 6$.
  A- Pours crystal clear orange with one finger of a sloppy white head.
  S- Smells like hops and a good variety of them, pretty dry smell but fairly fresh, smells slightly dry hopped but it doesnt look the part.
  T- Tastes like an IPA, its not going to throw you for a loop by any means but its a very solid IPA. Theres a good blend of hops in here that give this beer a nice taste that seems different with every sip. Hard to pick up on the malts but you dont care with that great hop taste in the way.
  M- The first thing I noticed with this beer is that it seems a little too carbonated, It pops in your mouth and can feel like it turns to foam on the way down. Its a full bodied IPA which I expected but was surprised when I read 4% on the can. Not too hard to drink but prepare to burp.
  O- This is a good IPA, im glad I decided to pick up this random cluster off the shelf. It has a great hop character, a fulfilling feel and a great price, assuming you can find them.
  PS.This is my first added beer and am looking forward to reading future peoples input. Sadly though, this may be the first and last time I enjoy this beer. And drink from the can, it seems hoppier in the can.
  TwelveOunces, Jan 05, 2012
  Decent session IPA that came on draught. Poured a cloudy golden color with some white foam and sticky lace; smelled like citrus, hops, and light lemon; tasted like a hop bomb, but on the lighter side; smooth going in and some slight sticky pine in the middle; dry aftertaste and bitter. Mouthfeel was a little thin, yet had a little character to round out the whole experience. Overall, a decent session IPA that really drinks like a hopped up pale ale.