Two roots - straight drank

 


My first beer from the American brewery Two roots.  This IPA comes with eureka and comet hops which are not ones I am familiar with. 

It poured with a thick head and had to pour very carefully to not be nd up with too much foam and an ice cream head   The drink looks quite thick in the glass.   There's a decent hop aroma.    Lots of flavour to this one and the thickness continues in the mouth feel.   Citrus fruits come through along with a little peach and a nice bitter finish.    This is an excellent beer and one I hope stays around in the UK for a while longer. 

I will admit to being slightly sceptical about the hype of these American beers coming over but after this one I can't wait to try some more. 
This has everything you could ask for in an IPA and I think will become a regular in my fridge

Currently only place I have seen available is at dry drinker


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