Though it’s extremely light-bodied for
an IPA, Moxee doesn’t sacrifice one ounce of flavour, with juicy melon
and a cornucopia of other subtle and enticing fruit notes. Not
particularly bitter, Moxee still manages to have a pretty dynamic hop
profile with a bit of stickiness at the finish.
Vermont-style
IPAs are a pretty new addition to the Ontario craft beer palate, and
GLB’s take is definitely one of the best that I’ve tried so far. The
body is thin, but the flavour has compelling depth. At 6.4%, this beer
is either a bit too mild for the style, or dangerously too strong for a
session ale. Either way, it’s a juicy, subtle creation from one of
Toronto’s finest. I typically flavour bold, bludgeoning IPAs, but this
one has a fragility that makes you take is seriously.
Rating: 9.0 out of 10.
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