Devil Anse IPA

Devil Anse has this deep golden color and you can feel the body the moment it hits your palate—there's genuine substance here, almost chewy. The hops are there, no question, but they're playing second fiddle to a caramel-forward malt bill that gives the beer a warm, slightly sweet finish. At 6.9%, it's got enough alcohol warmth to remind you this is a proper IPA, not a session beer pretending.

Revision IPA

Revision pours with a brighter, more translucent gold and drinks noticeably lighter on your tongue. The hops are more prominent because there's less malt weight competing for attention—citrus and floral notes come through cleaner. It's crisp enough that you could drink multiple without feeling like you're working through something heavy, but the 60 IBU keeps it from feeling thin or apologetic.