Style: IPA (Hazy)

ABV: 6.9 IBU: 30.0

94/100
Aroma: 12
Appearance: 3
Flavor: 18
Mouthfeel: 5

Fort Point Beer Company Lobos

What the brewers say

“Blend of pilsner malt, wheat, oats. Passion fruit and citrus flavors from Strata, Simcoe, Citra hops.”

What our panel thought

“An orange, apricot, passion-fruit, pineapple, white-tea aroma. Grainy sweetness with those same flavors, but a hint of cotton candy and pithy pine bitterness. Bitter, but not overwhelming. Pear-like alcohol presence adds depth.”

What our editors thought

“Zippy red raspberry, hibiscus, and herbal tea in the nose backed by a touch of mango. That spicy herbal note persists in the sip with the fruity counterpoint to offer balance without a more significant hop bitterness.”

Review printed in: IPA: Bold, Cold & Controlled (Spring 2023) (View All Issues)


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Urbanrest Brewing Company Perpetual Fog

“Classic IPA profile of citrus, pine, a fruity alcohol bite. Flavors of tangerine, lemon, a soft grainy sweetness. Up-front alcohol. Hits all the notes. Medium mouthfeel with a slight creaminess and minerality.”

Finback Brewery Foraging Clouds

“Apricot, peach, passion fruit, kiwi lead the complex nose with a sharp mintiness. Juicy raspberry flavor without the sharpness. Strawberry, melon, mango, a light touch of malt underneath. Bitterness tempers sweetness for a lasting but even finish. Opens and becomes more enjoyable as it warms.”

Revolution Brewing Company Unsessionable

**Aroma:** “Earthy and floral—light banana, pear, and pineapple. Juicy Starburst-hops aroma with a hint of cotton candy. Orange, pineapple, mango, and banana. Increasing evergreen as it warms. Really nice fruity hops sweetness with some pineapple, mango, and citrus character.” **Flavor:** “This obviously higher-ABV take on a double IPA hides the light alcohol warmth well under fruit-salad hops notes, soft malt, tangerine, pineapple, and mouthlling carbonation. Tropical fruit in a dense pine forest with lingering bitterness.” **Overall:** “The flavor with malt sweetness and fruity goodness was quite wonderful. The aroma was a little muted (palate fatigue?). Some might say this is a little two sweet, but I think it balances well. Another double IPA that’s on the sweeter, fruitier side. A bit more muted from a hops bitterness perspective. A thick DIPA that is better sipped than quaffed.”

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