Jaipur IPA

Jaipur hits you with clean, straightforward citrus—grapefruit pith and orange zest—without any rough edges. The body is lean and tight, almost austere in the best way; it feels engineered rather than accidental. There's a floral back note that keeps it from feeling one-dimensional, but this is a beer that knows exactly what it is and doesn't apologize for it. By the third sip you're thinking about the next one.

Track Dreaming Of... IPA

Track Dreaming Of... has more going on dimensionally—there's a slight earthiness underneath the citrus that suggests they're using a broader palette. The mouthfeel is softer, almost creamy for a beer this dry, which gives it a different kind of approachability than Jaipur's sharp clarity. It feels less calculated, more like someone's actual interpretation of what an IPA could be. You notice new things across the glass rather than understanding it immediately.