Wow, this is a nice one. This is bitter, dank & quite hoppy. Add just a little different tasting too. I’ll start with, tastes like fresh cut pine/piney resin with a skunky, sticky marijuana dankness. From a fruit perspective some grapefruit, lemon, mango, orange, pineapple. I can’t really describe the hops other than it is a hop bomb. I’m really digging this one. I could see how some may not like but think most IPA lovers will dig it. It is a flavor/hop bomb & very tasty. I’m going to end my “Yellowstone” pics with one that was on my way back & not even in the park. On my way back from the park close to getting back to my hotel, crossing from Idaho to Wyoming at this point. It was one scary azz road but had to take this pic.

Has a citrusy/fruity taste that leans towards candied orange, grapefruit, pear. Add some light pine and some floral hops. Has a light caramel malt background. This pic was where the hot springs were. I like the pic for all the steam coming from all the different hot springs giving a bigger overall perspective. The area is still larger then this depicts.

Has that old school bitterness with some pine & very light grapefruit. A light malt background. Add some new school citrus that is mainly lemon & lime A nice worthy IPA combining old with new. Leans more toward the old school side which is okay with me. One of the hot springs at Yellowstone.

Has a toasted bread taste with some light to medium caramel malt. It’s a little watery at first but the flavor seems to grow as you get further in. I just realized I’m drinking my beers from Tuckahoe Brew Co from my New Jersey trip and posting pics from my Yellowstone trip

Happy Friday. Has a Smokey/char taste up front & thru out. Has roasted malts, some bitter chocolate with some very light nutty toffee to complete the malts. Overall a nice porter. Figured I’d share some more pics from Yellowstone from my trip.