Can. When it comes to IPAs, I prefer Session and White ones. This one is pretty good. Golden in color with a medium head. Aroma is very mild in the hoppy department, not slap you in the face strong which is true of the taste also. Usually hoppy flavor.

Bottle from Total Wine in Folsom, CA at 5.0%. Pours slightly translucent gold with a foamy white head. Pale stone fruit aroma. Not quite medium body. Flavor is lightly pale malt with a decent level of pale stone flavor. Beach/lake/pool beer. It's ok.

From tap at the brewery as Schafly IPA. Light hazy yellow color with white head. Malty and hoppy aroma, citrus, grass, floral. Sweet and light bitter taste. Medium oily body with soft carbonation.

Tap at the airport. Pours hazy yellow with pristine white head. Muted hop aroma and flavor. Slightly watery but not out of style for a session. Not bad.

Lilly and starfruit nose. Clear amber, medium head. Hearty malt, dandelion. Medium body, easy carbonation, low bitterness. Tasty and smooth. Nice intrpretation of the style.

Crisp and clear golden coloured body with a light hazy bronze glow and a very thin, half centimetre tall just off-white head. Aroma of light hops with cascade notes, hints of perfume and a touch of light grapefruit. Light-bodied; Sharp hoppy flavour of the cascade, citrus, piney and floral hop flavours with a touch of yeast and the slightest hint of alcohol noticeable. Aftertaste shows a proper balance of hops and malt for the light IPA style with an emphasis on the citrus and perfumey qualities and they show well. Overall, a very nice beer for the style with a very easy-to-drink mouthful, yet still full of hops and not cloying at all make this very nice and worth searching out for. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Whole Foods in Washington (Foggy Bottom), D.C. on 14-August-2014 for US$1,99 sampled at home here in Washington on 22-November-2014.

On tap at the STL airport. Pours hazy amberish gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma has lots of earthy grass hops with a touch of resin and an earthy grain backbone. Flavor is similar with a bit sweeter, but still earthy, citrus, a bit of grass and grain underlying.

Sampled at Ft. Wayne Beer-Bacon Fest. Buttery caramel malt, citrusy grassy hops aroma. Clear brassy gold with a moderate off-white head. Biscuity caramel malt, musty orange and herbal hops flavor. Body on the light side of medium, average carbonation. Pleasant and easy drinking.

On tap @ Brass Monkey, NY. Clear deep golden color with thin creamy white head, good lacing and average sparkling appearance. Aroma of strong citrus and floral hops, grassy, biscuit malt and mild yeast. Taste starts with moderate sweet malt, following is citric and grassy sour, while finish is moderate bitter with long aftertaste. Full body, slick texture and average carbonation in palate. Pleasantly refreshing everyday IPA...

Location: Drafts at Ginger Man NYC, 11/23/13

Aroma: The aroma is clean and light hops, citrus and floral, and some light malt notes
Appearance: This beer pours a copper color with a decent sized white head atop it
Flavor: The taste is clean and light with a nice blend of hop bitterness and mild sweetness
Palate: Light bodied, with a low ABV and plenty of drinkability as is common among session IPAs
Overall Impression: I thought this was a more than solid example of the style. I could easily drink a ton of these, and it is a perfect beer for that. That being said, it isn't particularly exceptional in any of its components. Just a well-made, very drinkable, low ABV IPA.