I will definitely brew this again it turned out awesome.

I brewed this all grain kit as BIAB. To me this is the best of both worlds, dark and hoppy (but not to bitter). I was drinking one last week and i thought, it doesn't get any better than this. i will brew this again.

One of my first 4 all-grain batches...came out lovely.This beer is neither brutal nor bitter--but it is super delicious, and what you should expect from a Rogue recipe.Sort of a Cascadian Dark Ale/Black IPA/ with the character of a solid Brown ale but darker and more complex. Nice aroma, really fairly dry. Easy drinking, and just darn right quaffable--My wife and friends can't get enough and I've had to hide a few away so I can actually get my own taste every now and again--it's a good problem to have. I'll be making it again soon.Brew this one for an easy drinking fun brew with unique character!

what a stud of a beer! I love. It is lighter on the palate than its color would suggest. Nice bitterness throughout with a subtle malt flavor and hint of caramel. Not much in terms of hop aroma but I like the idea of a dry hop if I were to do it again. California ale yeast were a spot on choice for this brew. I mashed a little on the higher end to add a bit more body and I'm glad I did. Hands down I would brew this again.

This beer turned out only alright due to yeast handling (old yeast package- my fault!), but I would be interested in brewing it again based on the intriguing malt bill. Use a decent starter for this one!

Great drinking beer. I added some dry hops to the secondary for a little more aroma. Place very good in a CDA competion I entered.