Big Grove IPA

Big Grove lands with real weight. There's a grainy sweetness underneath the hops—think toasted bread crust—that sits on your palate and doesn't rush off. The bitterness is clean but arrives a beat slower than you'd expect, almost like it's layering in. Finishes slightly sticky, which I mean as a compliment; it's got substance. This is an IPA that wants you to slow down with it.

Sea Hag IPA

Sea Hag snaps. Crisp entry, the bitterness shows up immediately and crisply without any harsh edges, then backs off faster than Big Grove does. There's a citrus brightness here that feels more lifted—less bread, more pith. It's the kind of IPA that disappears fast in your mouth, which is exactly why you could drink it all night without feeling heavy. Drier finish too.