Black Eye P Aye

Darker days call for a darker beer, and when you combine the best of two very different worlds you end up with a dark be intertwined with an IPA. This ale is a deep brown to black color with hints of ruby. It has a good standing head that is dark tan to tan. The muted noise can fool you into thinking that it's more malty than happy, but there sneaky ninja-like hold grow through the medium b body with each sip. The mouth feel is semi-dry and gives the impression of roasty malt flavor due to the use of dark malts, but actually contains no roasted barley. The malt balance however is not lost within the onset of hops, and finishes clean with an interplay of hop and malt bitterness. Show Less