Heavy
Machinery is Austin Beerworks seasonal IPA series where they will be
brewing and canning a different IPA throughout the year in 16 oz. cans.
The first one was supposed to be a Black IPA but due to the cans
arriving late, and us thirsty Austinites drinking it up too quickly the
Double IPA became the first to arrive in cans. Now the packaging is
phenomenal: I don’t usually pay too much attention to the container,
but this packaging is truly inspired. Outstanding packaging for what
is an outstanding beer. The beer poured a hazy amber orange with a
full head and an explosion of hops in the aroma. Loads of dank resinous
hops with a some citrus as well which is right in my wheelhouse. The
taste followed the aroma with loads of dank resinous and citrus hops
with a good dose of floral bitterness on the back end. The hops were
floating in a sweet honey malt body that was surprisingly full and gave a nice heft to this brew. What an outstanding beer from Austin Beerworks, they really hit it out of the park on this one. I can still taste the dank bitter hops on my palate
now. mmmmm. This Double IPA will be a mainstay in my fridge while it
lasts and I eagerly anticipate the next IPA in the lineup.
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