I ordered a glass of the Dry Dock Seven Seas Double IPA on my visit to Denver for the 2010 Great American Beer Fest. The beer pours an orange amber opaque color with a thin bubbly white head. The aroma is big on grapefruit and orange. The taste has a lot of grapefruit on the front end accompanied with plenty of sugar. Background flavors include orange and tangerine. The after taste is smooth and citrusy. The alcohol content is 8.5% ABV. The Seven Seas Double IPA was delicious brew but completely had an unexpected look, as it was opaque and slightly more yellow than the Double IPAs that I am used to seeing. Big points on being different, Dry Dock.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Dry Dock Seven Seas Double IPA
I ordered a glass of the Dry Dock Seven Seas Double IPA on my visit to Denver for the 2010 Great American Beer Fest. The beer pours an orange amber opaque color with a thin bubbly white head. The aroma is big on grapefruit and orange. The taste has a lot of grapefruit on the front end accompanied with plenty of sugar. Background flavors include orange and tangerine. The after taste is smooth and citrusy. The alcohol content is 8.5% ABV. The Seven Seas Double IPA was delicious brew but completely had an unexpected look, as it was opaque and slightly more yellow than the Double IPAs that I am used to seeing. Big points on being different, Dry Dock.
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