Hop Religion Triple IPA

Hop Religion hits immediately with a sharp, piney resin that coats your mouth. There's real alcohol warmth here—you feel that 9.6% in your chest, and it pairs with a chewy malt sweetness that keeps the beer from being one-dimensional. The bitterness doesn't fade; it lingers in waves. Definitely a beer that demands your attention and probably shouldn't be your second or third of the night.

Space Dust IPA

Space Dust is cleaner, more measured. You get citrus and a herbal dankness without the aggressive edge—it's still plenty bitter, but it sits in your mouth rather than attacking it. The lower ABV makes it feel lighter despite the imperial IPA label, and there's a dry, almost tea-like quality to the finish. More sessionable without sacrificing that hop-forward character.