



I found this at BevMo, it has an ABV of 6.7%.
The aroma has roasted malts, some earthy notes and hints of citrus rind. The flavor has layers of roasted malts, assertive pops of chocolate, earthy hops and ends with the bitter citrus, although they never over power the dark malts. It has a creamy mouthfeel and a medium body that is lightened even more by the carbonation.
I really like Sierra Nevada's take on a Black IPA. There's a great mix of balanced flavors and not too much alcohol. Sierra Nevada's standard beers stay within the same malt flavor profile and core hops. I guess if you find a successful mix, why change it. However, it does get old so it's nice to see a brew from them that goes in a different direction. I still get hints of their core flavors, but just hints.
This is a limited release and a good beer, so it's a Must Have It.
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