#columbus brewing

[thedaily-beer]

Columbus Brewing Co IPA (Picked up at Queen City Wine & Spirits in Cincinnati, OH). A 3 of 4. A perfectly solid IPA with nice mix of grapefruit and some fainter pine notes behind it. Relatively light on the palate and easy-drinking.

[barleywhine]

Always massive and amazing, Columbus Brewing’s Bodhi DIPA

[thedaily-beer]

Yazoo + Columbus Brewing Bullseye IPA (Picked up at Corner Market in Hattiesburg, MS). A 2 of 4. Nose has some nice tropical fruit and light citrus, and the body carries similar hop notes. The body is quite thin and light, even for a session, and this drinks quite easily and leaves a faint touch of tropical fruit on the palate in the finish.

[thedaily-beer]

Columbus Brewing Devil's Kush IPA (Picked up at Queen City Wine & Spirits in Cincinnati, OH). A 3 of 4. Mostly tropical fruit in the nose, though there is a decent bit of herbal and resinous notes too, given the name. Lighter body with some sticky lacing and quite refreshing overall.

[thedaily-beer]

Columbus Brewing Bodhi Double IPA (Picked up at Queen City Wine & Spirits in Cincinnati, OH). A 3 of 4. A nice big IPA with lots of orange citrus and some fainter tropical notes around the margin. Well-balanced medium body has a nice amount of bitterness in the finish and enough malt sweetness to balance well. Drinks easily, and quite good.

[prodigalstranger]

Columbus-O shandy Fiestbier

[barleywhine]

The best winter seasonal might be Columbus Brewing's Citra Noel. Citra Hop blasted red ale with a dry finish. Try this! 8.5/10

[barleywhine]

Blind wet hopped tasting. Ranked in terms of dank deliciousness from left to right starting with Fat Heads Hopstalker and Columbus Yakima Fresh Hop.