Ransack pours a hazy, swampy
orange gold, and it comes equipped with a durable, sudsy cream head. To
my sniffer, the scent was quite mild, though there were suggestions of
juicy citrus and sticky resin. The taste proved considerably fuller than
the aroma, but walked the same line: juicy fruit and dank hops.
Not
the bitterest IPA on the shelf, Ransack prefers to offer its drinkers a
lush, tropical fruit salad of flavours backed a modest but steady hops
presence. The result is a fresh and fun Ontario ale. It doesn't quite
have the depth I wanted, but it's definitely an enjoyable product--one
that's sure to bring me back to the well from time to time.
Rating: 8.0 out of 10.
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