Indeed Day Tripper Pale Ale

Indeed Day Tripper Pale Ale

Regionally grown American pale malt is blended with rich European malts to produce a lighter bodied beer, bright in color, with a taught white head that keeps track of time as you sip. Then there are the hops – four pounds per barrel to be exact. Willamettes, Cascades, CTZ and Summits give this brew a citrus punch and spicy character that greets you in the nose and embraces your mouth with a clean, crisp bitterness.
3.7
232 reviews
Minneapolis, United States

Community reviews

3.3 Can at an Indeed tasting at the Beer&Beyond, Tel Aviv. Clear golden with white head. Quite hoppy aroma with notes of citrus (orange), caramel and peach. Bitter flavor with notes of citrus (grapefruit), grassy, some graininess, "green", kind of hops juice. Medium-bodied.
3.4 On tap at Minneapolis airport. Pours a slightly hazy golden/orange with moderate white head that leaves some nice lacing. Aroma is as I expected, with citrus, pine, and some earthiness. Taste is bitter but not outrageously so. Body is medium with average carbonation and a smooth mouthfeel.
3.2 Can at an Indeed tasting at the Beer & Beyond shop. Golden. Citric and floral hops, slightly stale, malt, grains, a bit sweetish, bitter finish, medium-bodied.
3.3 Minneapolis, MN - Cuzzy’s Bar & Grille - on tap - breakfast before a Twins game, Slight haze to the medium golden pour, soft,off-white head that leaves plenty of lacing. Slight tropical hint to the aroma, pick up some pineapple along with the light spruce. Decent pale ale flavor, some minty spiciness, a bit of light citrus bitterness, hints of biscuit-like maltiness. Smooth, creamy mouthfeel.
3.4 On tap at Sir Ben's. Pours gold with white head. Scent scent is orange and pine. Taste is citrus and hops, heavier on the hop side. Vey crisp finish with lingering bitterness. Decent IPA.
3.8 Nice hoppy pale. Tall can. Clear orange with thin white head. Aroma and flavor are orange peel/grapefruit, spicy hops and a touch of floral hops. Pretty well balanced with sweetish earthy caramel malt. Moderate bitterness.
2.4 Draft in a chalice glass. Light copper in color, resin and citrus fruit aroma. Palate is medium in body and is abrasive. This is not a balanced APA. More like an American IPA, and a mediocre one if considered as such. This beer is not for me. Edited comments, not an actual review update.
3.9 16 oz can poured a clear orange amber with a lasting amber head. Aromas of bread, earthiness, grapefruit, light pine and a hint of orange zest. Palate was light to medium bodied and crisp with a dry finish. Flavors of biscuit, earthiness, grapefruit and pine with a crisp dry lingering bitter finish.
3.3 Clear, pale pour. Thin and rapidly disappearing head. Nose is grassy with a touch of malt. Flavor is lemon and grass first, then a touch of malt sweetness.
4.9 Great pale ale! Dangerously drinkable... always a nice go to at the he end of the day. Light hoppy flavor with citrus tones on the back end. Comparable to the ballast point grunion.
3.9 Pretty good beer although I would say that the hoppy bitterness is more similar to an IPA. Flavor’s also quite dry. Aroma is hoppy and perfumy with a little bit of malt.
3.7 Poured from can large white head smell of citrus zest with pine, strong pine flavor and aftertste quite refreshing
3.5 From a can at Minneapolis Marriott City Center. Pours dark gold (or light amber), clear, with a fine white head. Aroma is predominantly grapefruit, as mentioned on the can. Body is medium, sticky and astringent, with average carbonation. Taste has marked bitterness, practically no sweetness. The bitterness sticks around in the finish as well.
3.7 12oz can to tulip. Pours hazy orange amber, sticky white head. Aroma of grapefruit, pine, grass, some bread and biscuit. Taste of same with slight tropical notes and dry bitter grapefruit and orange rind finish. Seems higher than 45 ibu with bitter finish. Solid for style.
3.4 12 oz can. BB 11/01/16. (Happy Harry’s) Fargo, ND. Clear golden color with a small to medium size foamy white head. Sweet fruity hops, mild bitterness, sweetish malt and some resiny notes in the aroma. The flavor is resiny piney hops, moderate bitterness, darkness and sweet maltiness. A bit too dark and sweet to be really sessionable for me. Nice artwork.
3.6 Citrus fruits, lemon, lime, light floral hops. Hazy, pale gold, small, creamy, white head. Light bitter. More citrus fruits, grain malts, light pine, soft carbonation. Decent APA, well-balanced. Cask at brewery, Minneapolis.
3.3 Can. Pours gold. Earthy pine aroma. Resiny pine hops with some grapefruit dryness. Pleasant bitterness in the finish.
3.7 Clear golden pour with a single finger head. Lace present. Aroma is very flowery along with some citrus. Medium bodied. Lots of citrus notes, nice and dank. Orange pith leads to a bitter finish. Somewhat dry, but leaves you wanting more. Not much grain character. Arguably dirty hop water, but I do like it.
3.6 On tap in Buffalo Wild Wings, Minneapolis. Amber colour. Good solid bitterness, earthy and spicy as well as citrus. Not too sweet. Packed with flavour and drinks nicely.
3.8 Pounder to tulip, clear golden hue with creamy white head, some lacing, smells somewhat tropical, medium texture, decent balance, some mango and biscuit, minor bitter bite, very drinkable
3.7 12 oz can. My 100th rated American Pale Ale! Hazy orange brown with a smooth head. Nose is pine, toffee, marmalade and slight musk. Resiny medium body with soft carb and a hoppy bite. Taste is citrus peel, grapefruit and peach. If this was local to me I would put in my regular rotation.
3.8 Can from Santa. Beer pours cloudy Amber with a large off white head. Thick lace on glass. Nose is nice toasted malt, citrus hops. Taste is very hoppy with fair amount of hop bitterness in finish. Mouth was prickly and even balanced. Overall, a solid APA.
3.6 Clear yellow orange pour with a nice white head. Great lacing. Aroma is candied citrus, pine, and grapefruit zest. Taste is grapeftuit, pine, grass, and toffee. Lasting subtle piney bitterness. Finishes dry. Light medium body.
3.7 Can sample. Clear golden amber color, medium white head. Aroma of grapefruit, pineapple. Taste has citrus, pine. Tasty.
3.5 amber pour, nose is resin and some nice cereal malts. flavor is really nicely balanced. I would drink this beer regularly
3.0 12 ounce can courtesy of Hoff43. Thanks! Indeed Day Tripper Pale Ale. Clear orange, large foamy tan head, decent retention. Aroma of caramel malt, citrus hops. The taste is caramel malt, toast, citrus hops. Medium bodies, moderate lingering bitterness.
3.4 12oz can. Light amber pour with a slightly tan head that fades to a nice ring around the glass. Earthy citrus with some light resin, fairly bitter, with a moderate+ carbonation, moderate body, becomes dry with more pine and a fairly grainy malt character as things finish up.
4.0 Orange draft pour at 8th st tap in MN. White head. Tropical fruity aroma. Bitter. Good sweet lemon citrus an candy flavor. Tasty beer
4.0 Mellow hop aroma orange color. Nice head and lacing on glass. Hoppy bitterness with dry finish and very refreshing.
3.8 On cask at the brewery - lemon drop dry-hopping. Pour is clear golden-orange with a big white head and great lacing. Big lemony aroma - pineapple, oranges, mango, biscuit malt, straw and grapefruit. Taste is grassy, herbal hoppy, lemons, cracker malt, light pineapple, and candied fruits with a medium bitter finish. Medium body with soft carbonation. Solid IPA.