Three Floyds In the Name of Suffering
This Black India Pale Ale is loaded with hops balanced with delicious maltiness. It was brewed with our friends from the great city of New Orleans in the band EYEHATEGOD.
3.8
174 reviews
Munster, United States
Community reviews
Bottle at TSODRSG 13. Dark brown colour with a beige head. Aroma is fruit, malt, hop, pine, coffee. Flavour is fruit, malt, hop, pine, coffee. Medium to full body. Nice beer.
22 oz bottle. Rating from notes. This is probably one of the coolest names of a beer ever. Pours a very dark brownish black with a big sticky beige head. Aroma is roast, piney and citrus hops, mild chocolate and tobacco notes. I’m not really sure what a New Orleans style beer is, but this has leather, mint, and orange peel notes as well. Medium to fullish bodied. Somewhat creamy. Pretty nice in a style that I don’t really think has established itself ut of a gimmick style yet.
Bottle @ Bruce’s. The pour’s brown with a small head. Peppered chocolate nose. Red apple skin and toffee. The taste is similar. Peppery hop, earth. Just a touch of lactose, cream. Nicely full mouthfeel. Rich, luxurious. Medium body, fine carbonation. Good.
Another winner from 3F. Stunningly hoppy aroma. Some light coffee but also some bright fruit tones. Long bitter finish.
Bottle @ Danish Summer Gathering, 2013. Cloudy brownish body with a medium offwhite head. Aroma is malt, grapefruit, hops, fruit. Flavour is hops, fruit, malt. I´d like to try this even more fresh.
Pours a dark black. Lots of maltiness and lots of hop aroma. Creamy off white head that lingers with some lacing. Tastes somewhat fruity. Finishes with some caramel and is somewhat dry. A nice beer. Better than any other black ipa I've had.
Bottle shared by belgbeergeek at Borefts, thanks! Light brown with a good sized pale head. Aroma is caramel, tropical fruit, dark fruits. Medium bodied, fruity and slightly sweet to start with some background bitterness and floral hoppiness to finish. Taste is caramel, citrus, dates, grass.
Bomber thanks to Chris. Deep brown with a tan head. Heavy malt, chocolate and hops.
Dark beer out of the bottle with some reddish highlights at the edges. Foamy khaki colored head. The aroma is deep hop resin with some puffed wheat cereal and alcohol. Flavors of roasted grain, toasted coarse bread, hop resin, chocolate, apple and grapefruit rind in the finish. The alcohol is present throughout..
Bottle @ Danish Summer Gathering, 2013. Pours dark amber with a creamy head and lacings. Grapefruit, caramel and bread. Smooth and dry finish. Good!
Bottle: Served in a taster: Copper brown pour.
Medium sized vast and slowly changing beige foamy head on top of a red ish brown colored beer.
Aromas of crispy hop, liquorice, cacoa, flowers, some nettle, some marzepin, light roast and some floral light fruity tones.
Flavours of hops, bitters, nettle, flowers, liquorice, some roast, bitters, citrus, light coffee, light yeast and some resin.
Aftertatse is bitter, cacoa, roast, coffee, hops, flowers, some citrus and grass.
Low carbo., soft silky mouthfeel, medium to full body and a creamy texture.
Delicious and balanced. It’s good.
Bottle. Very dark brown with small tan head. Aroma is roasted malts, chocolate, coffee, hop and a little citrus. Flavour is roasted malts, chocolate, caramel, pine, medium sweet, little grapefruit and medium bitter.
Bottle @ Danish Ratebeer Summer Gathering. Nice head with good duration. Color is dark brown. Aroma and taste are roast malt, hops, flowers, caramel and notes of fruits.
6th August 2013
Tasting at Bruce’s pad. Opaque dark red - brown beer. Good pale cream coloured head. Palate starts soft but turns crisper. Semi dry. The dark malt is quite light but makes it’s presence known by a whisper of coffee and very light roast. Big piney hops, mildly bitter. Light citrus. Bitter floral note and a touch of fresh orange. Dry finish with a good piney bitter linger. Fab!
Bottle from Mikkeller Beer shop. Hazy reddish brown with a beige head. Aroma is sweet, malty, roasted malt and moderate hoppy - grapefruit and pine. Flavor is quite sweet and rather bitter. Dry and moderate bitter finish. A bit disappointing. 160813
A fruity sweet aroma. Flavor is a very nice fruity bitterness with sweet notes and a warm creamy mouthfeel. Color is dark brown with a white head.
On tap at FFF! All I can say is wow!! Pours gorgeous black with tan head. Aroma of tobacco, malts and pine. Taste very balanced! My new fav black IPA.
----Hophaze out
On tap at FFF brewpup. Pours dark brown with thin tan head. Aroma of prunes/dates, tobacco, roasted hops. Similar flavors with hints of grapefruit citrus.
Bottle shared at Bruce’s pad, thanks to George from NC for trading me this one, 06/08/13.
Opaque mahogony brown with a thin tan head.
Nose is bitter hops, pine, light roast, grapefruit, chocolate.
Taste comprises bitter roast, pine needles, bitter juice enfused tropicals, grapefruit tang, earthy, dusting of cocoa.
Medium bodied, fine carbonation, dry finish with hop bitterness.
Solid CDA.
Draft at brewery. The pour is brown with smooth head. The aroma is mostly roasted hops. The taste is big hops. Some smokiness to it.
Bottle at Jack’s farewell tasting, many thanks to Colin. It purs deep brown with a small beige head. The nose is roasty, earth, sweet pine, prune, date, cocoa and orange. The taste is roasted malt, toast, pine, cocoa, earth, decent bitterness, coffee grinds, citrus and mild acidity. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Good balance. Pretty tasty stuff.
Bottle pour dark brown. Nose sweet malt and floral hop. Tate sweet malt, spice hop and roast. Better roasted flavors, not burnt tasting like a lot of black IPA tend towards. Late bitter aftertaste.
From a trade with budznsudz. Thanks, man! Slightly thin looking brown with pretty persistent thin head and medium lacing. Nose is kind of light, some roast malt and orange. Taste is pine and light grapefruit hops, nice roasted malt core almost becoming burnt caramel with warmth. One of those where the total is greater than the sum of its parts. Really very nice BIPA. Hits the spot.
On tap at the brewery. Brown black with a beige head. light nose some citrus lemonb some odd earthiness. Lots of lemony hop flavors. Some bitter pine with undertones of dark fruit cherries tobacco and chocolate. Really over carbonated but but a creamy body once it settles. Long juicy bitter finish. Nice beer.
Bottle shared at Bruce’s in London during Jack’s farewell tasting. Pours clear brown with a creamy, tan head. Nose holds burnt pine, orange, dirt. Medium sweet flavor, some chalky cocoa, good roast, earth, bitter grapefruit and orange rind, toast. Medium bodied with fine to average, creamy carbonation. Roasty finish, bitter earth, more citrus rind, burnt wood, dark pine. Pretty decent.
Bottle shared at natifest. Pours a darker brown with a khaki head of foam. The aroma has citrus, dark malt, and grass. The taste is fairly light and hoppy. Decent black IPA.
Split bomber with sherm1016. Pours a dark brown with thin head. Interesting malty initial taste with a bitter hop edge. Not a huge BIPA fan but this is good / tasty
At FFF. Poured darker brown with decent lace. Pleasant sweet hop citrus aroma. Quite smooth balanced character. A solid BIPA
Pours deep dark brown with thick creamy tan head. Aroma is roasty sweet malt and some floral/pine hops coming through. Taste is roasty coffee malt upfront with faint floral, piny hops on the follow through. Aftertaste is lingering roasted coffee and bitter hops. Palate is thin and somewhat sticky. Overall this is an interesting mix of things. Heavy roastiness with some hop bite. I would say this is a pretty solid take on a Black IPA.
Bottle courtesy of GT. Thanks! Black pour with a khaki head. Super pine forward aroma. Very woody, herbal nose, some grapefruit, chocolate, caramel, and roast. Resin, pine, and bitter, woody herbs on the tongue. Tons of roasted malt, grapefruit peel, and a light sweetness of caramel and chocolate.