12 oz. bottle Dated 06/11/15 so near end of freshness range. Pilsner glass A;Poured a hazy dirty amber. Small head is gone quickly. Visible sediment seen in suspension. Not a really pretty beer to look at. S: Sweet orange is dominant in the light scent. T: It’s citrusy but definitely not sweet. Bitter pith hoppiness is crisp and followed by a bit of cracker at the finish. Not complex but pretty good and bone dry. A slight fruity tartness at the very end of the sip is surprising and a nice bonus. M: Medium light body with lively carbonation and clean dry finish makes this refreshing and drinkable. Not oily or particularly resinous. A brisk, stiff ale you can knock back all day. O: This beer smells inviting, tastes refreshing and flavorful, and feels great going down. Just started to see Otter Creek products in my area so I’m very pleased to recommend Over Easy to anyone looking for a new light ale. And this sixer is not even very fresh! I’ll be buying a lot of this.

Subtle tangerine and lemon zest nose. Clear amber, medium head, a few floaties, decent lace. Peppery lemon. Lemon zest finish. Light body, harsh, overly bitter for the style. Unique.

Refrigerated 12 oz. bottle from AirForceHops poured into a glass. Hazy golden with medium bright white head. Aroma is herbal hops, medium body, medium carbonation, and some lacing. Taste is tropical fruit, some herbal hops, and pine hops.

Bottle dated 05/11/2015.
This was poured into a nonic pint glass.
The appearance was a semi-hazy golden orange color with a one finger white foamy head that dissipated within less than a minute. Light lacing was left in a stringy sort of fashion.
The smell started off with crisp semi-sweet, light bitter citrus rind roaming into light piney notes.
The taste was bitter through the citrus rind and also bringing about light pine to gently combine and bring in a subtle crisp little kick of bitter rind in the aftertaste and finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a good sessionability about it. Carbonation sat appropriate - not too bitter, light enough to be construed as a session IPA.
Overall, Otter Creek is recreating themselves these days and putting out good beers. This session IPA works for me and is showing that this style can be great this time of year. I’d have this one again.

Pours hazy gold into a shaker. Bright white head with good retention recedes to skim surface. Grass and citrus aromas. Soft with sweet hay and caramel upfront turning to dry, sour pith in the lasting finish.

Keg at Whole Foods Fair Lakes, 4/7/15. Clear golden, thin fizzy off-white head, decent retention. Aroma of citrus hops and doughy malt. The taste is bitter citrus, tropical hops and pale malt. Medium bodied, mild lingering bitterness.

On draft at Lord Hobo in Cambridge. Pours a clear pale gold with a white head. Aroma of lemon and orange. Flavors of toast and bitter lemon. Bitter finish.

Good hops dose here. Pours orange amber with good head and lacing. Bitter finish. Good balance. Easy drinking. Tap at jackpot watching hockey.

Still yet another 12 oz’er picked up at 7/11, Kittery. Clear pale yellow color with a massive amount of carbonation bubbles all over the damn glass. As I was pouring I could smell the scallion/ onion and mild garlic nuances coming from the brew.

Honestly I’m not a huge fan of the "session" IPA (which is still more a marketing label, rather than a real style). Let’s face it the style gives you a "light" or watered down version of an IPA.
< br> Otter Creek does a much better job with this style than most other breweries. The flavor is a large amount of onion, scallion and grassy hop flavors. The bitterness is in the medium range with a very drying feeling on the palate. This brew is nicely made and I’m glad I bought more than one bottle because I went right to the fridge to pop open the other I had. Otter Creek delivers with this one.