It's a big 7.5% alc/vol and brewed in Taylors Arm north of Sydney, New South Wales.
What the bottle says
"At Murray's, we handcraft the beers we love to drink. Our Icon 2IPA is an extreme beer thats BIG on flavour and aroma. This is not a beer for the faint-hearted. Drink on its own if you dare, but pairs well with intensely hot and spicy foods."
It doesn't say much about the actual beer, just bad punctuation and sentence structure. I drunk this without food, but the strong hoppy flavour would probably work well with a spicy dish.
Appearance
The beer is a dark amber brown with a golden glow when held up to the light. The head is soft and white.
Smell
The aroma is classic for a strong hoppy beer and the hops dominate as soon as it is poured.Taste
This is a strong beer with a hoppy and piney taste. Following the hops, the malts have a strong burnt caramel flavour. The beer leaves a very subtle sourness at the front of the mouth. The (very) high alcohol content didn't do too much to the flavour, although its very (pleasantly) dry. All in all, the Icon 2IPA is a strong beer with strong flavour.
Mouth feel
The mouth feel is smooth and creamy but with a bit of a sharp bite at the end of the tongue.
Overall
If you like hops, you shall like this beer. It is very dry. It reminded me more of an APA rather than an IPA. If I see it again I will likely give it another go. 7/10.