Jaipur IPA

Jaipur feels like someone carefully tuned an instrument rather than cranked it up. You get a clean, almost crystalline bitterness that doesn't overstay—there's pine and grapefruit zest, but they're integrated, not screaming. The malt backbone is there, subtle and supportive, which is why this beer drinks so smoothly despite the hop presence. It's the kind of IPA that makes sense at 5.9% ABV; nothing feels forced or bloated.

Track Dreaming Of... IPA

Track Dreaming Of... has more texture to it—a slightly denser, maltier foundation that gives the hops somewhere to land with more weight. You're getting brighter, more citrus-forward notes (less pine, more orange peel), and there's a bit more grip on the finish. It's a beer that announces itself; the brewing choices are more visible, which is either exactly what you want or not depending on the moment.