Arbor Rocketman review

July 20, 2021

This American style IPA is easy to drink in the same way its namesake is easy to hear. On cracking it open, alongside the customary hiss and snap that opening a pint can such as this gives, I was greeted with an aroma of tropical fruits; the initial smells, the same as those which lasted through the pint, were mainly passion fruit along with a sweeter citrus such as tangerine.

After pouring into the glass, the IPA rose to a thin white head which dissipated quickly to reveal the hazy, orange-amber beer beneath it. While sipping, the thought: ‘It’d be very easy to have many of these’ persisted in my head; that’s how I’d describe this IPA in short, deliciously drinkable.

 Tom W

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