Silver City

Draft at Black Squirrel. Hazy golden yellow color white head. Floral fruity aroma. Taste is fruity straw and hay, soft sourness. Seems dry hopped. Works.

Lots of Lemon and some grapefruit. Hazy amber pour with ok head and lacing. Tangy sour finish. More like bronze quality than silver.

Thanks Frank.
This was poured into a tulip.
The appearance was a light copper/bronze color with a slim little white foamy head that slid off at a mild pace. Subtle sliding lace.
The aroma had some lemon sour pulp, some grassy hops, light must/vinous and a little bit of floral hop qualities.
The flavor was mildly sour with a tart edge of the lemon. Seemed more of a citrusy sort of taste. Sour sort of tart aftertaste. Quick sour to tart lemon finish.
The palate was almost medium bodied, seemed it sat just a tad under with a decent carbonation about it. ABV felt fine.
Overall, I believe it does the trick for what Aspen wanted to do. I’d have again.

Can at home in London / sourced from an offie on Mare Street. Pours totally clear gold with a creamy white topping. The aroma hints at lightly tangy lemon, wheat bread, grapefruit. Light sweet flavour with very mellow lemony tartness, subtle lactic notes, some salt, wheat bread, a little dough, minimal bitterness, touches of straw. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Fairly clean in the finish, with more subtle lemon notes, biscuits, wheat, straw, hints of pithy citrus. Very drinkable beer.

Black Squirrel, Washington tap: poura pale hold with a white head. Aroma is lightly sour ale with some citrus and hints of the yeast and funk. Taste is lightly sour. Kind of lightly lemony. Not bad.