Harry Doesn’t Mind IIPA by Singlecut Beersmiths
Brewery: Singlecut Beersmiths
Beer Style: Imperial IPA
ABV: 8%
IBUs: 131
Beer God’s Notes
Original Tasting Notes: 8% canned 1/13 (so less than 2 weeks old). This has an interesting flavor profile. I’m getting a little bit of fresh grass mixed with some light citrusy fruit.
It’s really hard when I hit the nail on the head with my original tasting notes. This had a great mixture of pine and citrus hop flavors giving it a weird not citrusy or piney but this DMZ in between the two.
I think that it was leaning a little towards grassy/piney, but it was still really enjoyable.
After reading the description, I have no idea what “stone fruit” is supposed to taste like so I looked it up.
“Typical drupes (stone fruits) include apricots, olives, peaches, plums, cherries, and mangoes.”
Thanks, Wikipedia. I guess that my taste buds were being tricked since it was supposed to taste more “fruit-like”. Either way, you can’t go wrong with a Singlecut IIPA.
Also, doesn’t the dog on the label remind you of the dog from Dire Straits I Want My MTV?
Description
THE FIRST IN A SERIES of IPAs brewed using a different ale yeast than our usual house strain. Stone fruit and bright citrus aromatics meld with full, soft mouthfeel, delicious balance for an incredibly smooth experience.
