Draught at Gambrinus, 11/16/17.
Lightly-to-moderately hazy, brass-golden-bronze with a small white head showing moderate retention.
Bits of pine and strong citrus allow for a healthy amount of juiciness as cracker and biscuit malts sit in the background. A bit of resin, but not too much, with no alcohol or flaw. Very clean yeast fermentation, well-lagered and fairly aromatic.
Soft, fairly malty, though still quite dry and with a healthy bitterness featuring citrus prominently. Light pine, nectarine and some sweet lime and mango lead to a malt-graced finish with more nectarine and lemon lingering.

Draft at One Mile House, NYC. Pale gold, white head. Aroma and taste of citrus, lemon, pine. Bitter finish.

Strong Rope, Brooklyn tap: pours pretty clear for a NE IPA with white head. Aroma is citrus and loads of it along with some other fruitiness. Taste is citrus. Some light bitterness. Kind of creamy body. Definitely an improvement over their earlier beers.

Draught @ Malt & Mold. Hazy dull yellow with small foamy off-white head, lemon peel aroma, high carbonation, medium bitter lemon peel taste, thin body, medium finish. Nice brew!