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Rumble IPARumble IPA

When I hear about an oak-aged IPA, I think back to the origins of the style, with casks of hoppy ale stored in a ships' holds sailing to quench the thirst of British soldiers. 

 

It's not everyday that I use the words "subtle" and "nutty" to describe an IPA. Usually, I like my IPAs on the sweet, aggressive and hoppy side. But Rumble challenges my assumptions on the style. 

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09/09/2010 - 7:20pm
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Joe's PilsnerJoe's Pilsner

To be honest, I can't remember the last time I drank a Pilsner before I tried Avery's Joe's Premium Pilsner. There are times when all you want is an easy-drinking beer and Joe's fits the bill to a tee. 

 

It pours a creamy white head with a light golden-yellow body with decent lacing. It's got an unmistakable Pilsner taste upfront, but there's a nice dose of hops to finish it off. The hops are strong enough that they stay around for quite sometime, but aren't overbearing. 

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09/09/2010 - 6:44pm
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If you're curious as to what Flying Dog's Raging Bitch Belgium-style IPA tastes like, take a sip of a Belgium beer, then chase that with an IPA. 
Ragin' Bitch has my senses fighting each other. My nose, and the front of my tongue say, "This is a Belgium beer." While the back of my mouth says, "Holy hops! This is an IPA."

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08/23/2010 - 7:02pm
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The bottom line is this: If you're a hophead, you'll like this beer. 
From the moment you crack open a bottle of Russian River's Pliny the Elder, you are in hop heaven. The sweet and hoppy aroma is one of my favorite things about this beer. 
It pours a dark yellow, not quite amber, liquid with a substantial head. 

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08/21/2010 - 6:45am
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