Tap at Burial Forestry Camp, Asheville. Color is very cloudy golden with small white head. Aromas and flavours: Fruits, tropical fruits, hops and malts.

Hopsap, fruitig.

Massive fruity-sweet nose, full of berries and citrus and candy. Pours a very hazy yellow-gold with a brief white head and plenty of lacing. Taste starts with a burst of lemondrops, strawberries, bubblegum, and honeydew, then develops a mild toasted grain backbone with hints of caramel, then abruptly grows piney and a tad boozy on the back. Finish is pretty bare, lacking much-needed bitterness or any aggressive hop notes to carry over into the fade. Which, again, is the stereotypical BI profile: huge fruity hop explosion on the front, not much of anything on the back. Slick and easy texture makes for an easy sipper, but on the whole seems incomplete.