BRLO West Coast IPA

BRLO's West Coast IPA tastes like someone distilled a California afternoon into a glass. There's immediate grapefruit zest and a subtle white pepper bite that lands on the tip of your tongue and retreats. The malt backbone is almost invisible—just enough sweetness to frame the hops without getting in the way. It finishes dry and clean, the kind of beer that makes you want another sip immediately rather than lingering on the last one.

Oregon IPA

Skumenn's Oregon IPA has more density to it. You get conifer and black pepper upfront, then this subtle herbal earthiness that feels almost medicinal in the best way—like quality pine resin, not a hospital. The body's noticeably fuller, and it holds onto the bitterness longer without being aggressive. It's the kind of IPA that rewards you for sitting with it for a minute.