Brewery draught, 1/20/23. Light haze, lemon-brass. White head to ring. Juicy citrus and some grass and spice. Light, white bready malts balance. Pear, lime, melon, pine. Very nice mix of citrus, spice and tropical. Juicy, but spicy and lightly tropical too. Clean, good bitterness, good attenuation. Biscuit and bread. No resin or gross mosaic. Drinkable and very dry and malty.

Pours a nearly orange juice from a cask. Flavor is big grapefruit up front, descending into a dank pot. Flavor was similar, but mouthfeel was rather thin. Good beer.
Earlier Rating: 8/18/2016 Total Score: 3.6
Pours a nice clear gold from a bottle. Big oily, lemon aroma, similar flavor with a nice dank earthiness in the mix. Well-balanced with a fair amount of bitterness. Good beer.

650 ml bottle purchased at RedStone Liquors, Stoneham, MA. The appearance has a light haze in a golden liquid, thin head that’s stayed most of the pint. Aroma is light pine, mild citrus and some pale malts.

The hops and bitterness comes from a mixture of citrus and pine and lasts of a short duration after the sip. A pretty large amount of sweetness from malt and it’s hard to know if that is intended or if the bottle has seen the shelf a tad to long. Like most breweries, no bottle dating.

Still good and nothing at all wrong with it but I prefer a little more hop punch in my IPA’s. If I ever see it on draft in MA, I would sample it again.

Bottle with Yanick. Pours orange gold with white head. Nose/taste of caramel malt, grassy hops, citrus peel, perfumy hops and earthy resin. Very dry finish. Lighter Medium body.