Shaker pour @ Standings. Pours with a sticky lacing and a beautiful glowing orange/amber color. Aroma is tea and orange rind hop, which are awesome. However, the malt base comes off too burnt for me and I pick up some vegetal, unlikeable hops back there as well. Flavor has the same thing, mix of good hops with some bad vegetal hops and a burnt malt base. I like it but could use a little more work.

Draught at Blind Tiger, New York, NY. Hazy amber, creamy head. Sourish smoke aroma. Mid sweet with rounded mouthfeel an above medium body. Slightly lemony with peaty citric smoke. Light toffeeish finish with mild bitterness.

Location: Draft at Jimmy's 43, 7/17/10

Aroma: It has a nose of grapefruit/citrus, some bready malts, caramel, and just a tiny bit of smoke
Appearance: This beer poured into the glass a golden orange color with a white head
Flavor: The taste is well-balanced, a good citrus hop bitterness balanced with some light sweetness
Palate: It is medium bodied and extremely smooth
Overall Impression: This one works really well, I was impressed, I do like some of the beers I have tried from Sixpoint, but I wasn't expecting this level of quality from a Sixpoint one-time offering.

Tap at Meatopia. Pours a cloudy, amber-gold with a fluffy white head. Holds a nice, citrus hop aroma with some sweet, bready malts and earthy undertones. Flavor is mostly sweet, with some ripe, grape-like fruit notes. More maltiness, then earthy, citrusy bitterness. Medium-bodied with lively carbonation and a modestly hoppy finish. Just the faintest hints of smoke, and you’ll only notice if you try. Quite nicely balanced and tasty. Good beer.