Rating 88
Style IPA
Produced In Newport, Ore.
United States
ABV 6.9%
Availability Year Round
Reviewed By
Reviewed 2019-02-15

Perfect For

Drinking Outside the Lines, Host/Hostess Gifting, Relaxing After Work

Rogue Outta Line IPA Review

Although this beer pours dark orange and slightly cloudy, in the age of haze, it leans toward clear. Big, bold aromas of citrus and pine foreshadow a fruity, pithy grapefruit peel flavor and in-your-face bitter finish.  Decidedly "West Coast," this IPA is fruity, bitter, and intense. With that intensity of malt and hop, it lacks the refreshing quality of many IPAs, but nails its in-your-face intention.

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POINTS
Rogue Outta Line IPA
Although this beer pours dark orange and slightly cloudy, in the age of haze, it leans toward clear. Big, bold aromas of citrus and pine foreshadow a fruity, pithy grapefruit peel flavor and in-your-face bitter finish.  Decidedly "West Coast," this IPA is fruity, bitter, and intense. With that intensity of malt and hop, it lacks the refreshing quality of many IPAs, but nails its in-your-face intention.

Reviewed On: 02-15-2019
88
POINTS
Rogue Outta Line IPA
Although this beer pours dark orange and slightly cloudy, in the age of haze, it leans toward clear. Big, bold aromas of citrus and pine foreshadow a fruity, pithy grapefruit peel flavor and in-your-face bitter finish.  Decidedly "West Coast," this IPA is fruity, bitter, and intense. With that intensity of malt and hop, it lacks the refreshing quality of many IPAs, but nails its in-your-face intention.

Reviewed On: 02-15-2019