With a clockwork aesthetic, Industrial IPA has the look of a beer in a
bank vault. From
Lock Street Brewing Company in Port Dalhousie this
little Ontarian India pale ale is sold in 473mL cans and contains a
low-test 5.5% alcohol. The beer within is ruddy, hazy, and topped with
an off-white head that shows a half inch of foam.

With
malty aromatics and a flavour to match, Industrial has a nice flavour,
though not one that packs the deep bitterness that I was hoping for.
There are some decent hops here, but not quite up to par as many of the
better IPAs coming out of Ontario. Likewise, 5.5% plays a bit on the
light side for the style.
Industrial IPA is a
decent offering, but not one that packs the style-mandated heft. It's a
pretty well made beer, but it could be a lot more assertive. That said,
I'll be keeping my eye on Lock Street, because this beer shows
potential.
Rating: 6.5 out of 10.
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