Almasty IPA

Almasty IPA tastes like someone actually thought about balance. The hops are there—citrus pith, a touch of pine—but they're not screaming at you. There's a subtle mineral dryness on the finish that keeps it honest, and the 6% ABV means it disappears clean without that heavy grain backbone some IPAs hide behind. It's the kind of beer you can have a conversation over without it demanding all your attention.

Devil's Harvest IPA

Devil's Harvest has more muscle. You feel the 6.6% ABV in the body—there's a malty sweetness that gives the bitterness something to push against. The hops come through with more resin and darker fruit notes, almost stone fruit, and the finish lingers longer. It's not aggressive, but it's definitely got opinions about itself. This one benefits from sipping slower and actually paying attention.