Jaipur IPA

Jaipur hits you immediately with grapefruit and lemon zest—the kind of brightness that makes your mouth water before the bitterness even lands. There's a mineral snap underneath, like biting into orange pith. The body stays lean and elegant; it doesn't bulk up on you. By mid-sip, you're getting that classic Thornbridge restraint—all the flavor, none of the weight. Finishes dry and almost peppery, leaving your palate ready for the next drink or the next bite of food.

San Gimignano IPA

San Gimignano opens softer, more inviting. You get pine and herbal notes first, then a subtle stone fruit sweetness that doesn't cloy. The bitterness is there (60 IBU demands respect), but it's woven into the beer rather than front-and-center. There's a rounded, almost creamy mouthfeel that suggests European malting or a different water profile. The finish lingers warm and slightly earthy, like the beer is still unfolding on your tongue.