IPA

Nebraska's IPA tastes like someone wanted to prove you don't need tricks to make a good IPA. Clean citrus notes hit first, then a snappy pine finish that doesn't overstay its welcome. There's a brightness here—almost sharp—that makes it feel lighter than 7% ABV actually is. It's the kind of beer that disappears fast because you're not wrestling with it.

Tiger Bite IPA

Blind Tiger's Tiger Bite has more weight on your tongue. You get the same hop structure, but there's a slight malt sweetness underneath that keeps things grounded. The bitterness is balanced rather than aggressive, and it lingers just long enough to remind you this is a real beer, not just a vehicle for hops. It feels more deliberate, less transparent.