16oz can from Hops & Bottles. Hazy yellow pour, persistent one finger white foamy head. Not really familiar with this Brewery, but they've recently gotten distribution here in Boise, so I'm going to check them out. Nice, light citrusy aroma, juicy. Taste follows with soft, mellow citrusy, juicy flavors, with only a touch of dry bitterness at the finish. Super tasty.

Pint can from the M & K Town Store in Chehalis. Hazy golden color with a thick creamy head. Sweet hoppy flavor with a modest bitter finish. Aroma is a bit mild, tropical and somewhat grassy. Citrusy and lightly tropical. Creamy mouthfeel and very easy drinking. Solid flagship ale.

16 ounce can. Pours a cloudy orange color with a small to medium white head. A big husky tropical nose. Rich, lemons, mild bitterness, some mango, a bit of toast. Husky earthy malts. Solid hazy.

16 oz can poured, picked up at Hop and Hound. Love the can design, as well as the fact that Trap Door is getting more and more common to find at my super local, and the beers just keep getting better,not that they weren't to begin with. Hazy golden orange pour, juice appearance. Very aromatic, plant of tropical fruit and a grassy hop. Smooth and juicy hazy, cool flavors. Not the most flavorful brew in the style, but its tasty and refreshing for sure. A subtle earthy grain hangs on in the palate late. Soft tropical fruit note. Solid brew.

Draught. Cloudy yellow with thin white head. Tangerine and orange full aroma. Hoppy, juicy flavour with a lasting finish. Doesn't taste 7.2 per centum.