Can at hotel, darker orange amber beer, small head. Aroma is malt, sweet, fruit, hops. Taste is the same, sweet, malty, hops, fruit. Nice

Draft. POurs amber w/small but lenghty head. Malt/hoppy aroma. Drinkable, though not my favorite.

Bottle. Light brown, copper color. Average head with good lace. Aroma is a light grapefruit-skin citrus. Taste, is also a citrus type taste with an initial sweet that quickly changes to a bitter after taste.

RB score 3.18

Bottle at the hotel, Reykjavik. Aroma of malt, caramel, sweet fruits, hoppy notes. Flavour is moderate sweet with a moderate bittersweet finish. Very malty, not a great APA.

Notes from 5/9/2008. Two liter growler generously filled to the brim at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema down south. Beautiful industrial-style flip-top growler. Thanks to ballewblake for sharing. Now sharing is a fuzzy word. Schedules got mixed up, Beer Mails were missed, & once I flipped it open, I didn't bother coming up for air much. We're all friends here right? :P Poured into my DFH pint glass, a large curdling head develops over a hazy, perfectly amber brew. Some activity underneath, but pretty still overall. Smell is a soft mix of toast, flour, margarine, salt, pepper, yeast, a faint amount of spinachy hops & a very minimal amount of zest. Very, very mild. The taste reminds me a lot of Butternuts Porkslap, but with more crispness & a cleaner finish. Also a good bit drier, which lends much to the drinkability. There's diacetyl in there, but unlike Porkslap, the hops here make more of an impact. A zesty bite that all but wipes out that slick feel, leaving just the sweeter side of it. The finish rides that sturdy hop bite along with a good mouthful of toastiness that fades within a couple breaths. Just a single step from being a really savory beer. Carbonation was on the level & made every gulp I took twice as large. The beer felt foamy & frothy sloshing around. The alcohol never made itself known during or after the 70 or so ounces. A little more condensed when cold then warm, it felt just a little too thick. ... Once I got near the end, I left half a pour to sit while I grabbed dinner. When warm, the beer became much more salty & acidic. Don't leave any stragglers. Drink it all up like a good boy. :)

Bottle at GBBF’12, London: Clear orange coloured brew with an fresh fruity but slightly bitter taste.

On the Pride of America. Clear copper with medium white head. Aroma herbal hops, medium body, medium carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is herbal hops and copper malt

Early rating from Beer Buddy app