On tap at the brewery. Aroma has a nice medium light cracker malt notes with some white bread and biscuit notes. Fairly hop forward with some nice citrus and tropical fruit notes. Hints of melon and grapes as well. Lots of pineapple and tangerine. Pours a fairly clear, golden color with a small white head that recedes to the edges where it lingers. Light lacing and small legs. Flavor has a light cracker malt note with faint biscuit and graham cracker notes. Moderate bitterness with a ton of hop character. Lots of tropical fruit including pineapple and mango. Quite a bit of citrus notes, more orange and tangerine than grapefruit. Some light melon and stone fruit adds more complexity. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a rather amazing, very happy pale ale. Cellarmaker can do no wrong when it cones to hoppy beers. Great hop character with moderate bitterness and a nice malt backbone. I could drink this beer all day every day.

Pours a pale orange-ish, gold-ish yellow. Fairly cloudy but still transparent. The head is white with fine bubbles and seems to be pretty sticky. The aroma is mouthwateringly good. Fruity hops bursting from the seams. Pineapple, peach, mango, tangerine, pine, raspberry, blackberry, grape. Quite dank. Tropical fruit salad. Chock full of similar hop notes on the palate. Fairly dry. Mild to moderate bitterness. Hop flavor juice. Little to no malt character. Long finish of tangerine and pineapple juice over light pine resin. Again, very dank. Light on the palate, though there is some body to the beer. Incredibly drinkable. Delicious. This beer is one of the best hoppy pale ales that I’ve tried. It’s just a mouthful of gentle but potent hop flavor.