Deep, perfectly clear amber and copper coloured body with a bronze glow, all with a fairly thin, single centimetre all tan head. Aroma of alcohol, bitter hops, grapefruit, hay, grass, flowers and a good deal of pungent metal and astringent grain. Medium-bodied; Very rich, floral and slightly fruity hop characteristics show at first, with a big bitterness and relative pungent astringency, all from the hops, but the deep mangoes and especially the grapefruit fruity flavours rise through the rest of the profile, with a light sweetness, mainly from the resin towards the end, and some alcohol noticeable, of course, as well. Aftertaste shows the deep grapefruit, pine, dry malt and a lot of bitterness throughout with a strong punch from alcohol with a grainy profile and some light sweetness - relatively balanced though. Overall, a fairly nice, deep bitter and pungent beer throughout, with a lot of grain, a good fruitiness that adds to the flavour, but interestingly - not the sweetness and at least 8,5 per cent alcohol showing through. Nice, but not perfect, of course. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 02-November-2020 for US$4,99 that made it to the store on 30-September-2020, sampled at my house here in Washington on 16-November-2020.

Great citrus nose on this. Big hoppy aroma. Pours hazy orange with good head and lacing. Good balance. Quite bitter. Tap at brewpub.

Keg at Lost Rhino, 10/23/14. Pours a clear golden with a medium tan head. Decent head retention. Aroma of candied citrus, pine, melon hops, toffee malt. The taste is tropical, pine, citrus melon hops, toffee malt. Medium bodied, moderate lingering bitterness.

22oz bottle pours a hazy orange with some hazy white head. Nose has a ton of juicy mango, some citrus, pine, soap. Flavor has some instantaneous bracing bitterness followed by a strong tropical fruit sweetness, pine, grapefruit. Big, zesty, sticky finish.