Poured up on tap at the 2015 edition of the AZ Strong Beer Festival where it exhibits a crystal clear gold body that supports a tall tight light tan head of foam. The mild aroma offers up a bit of spicy hops that lean toward onion and then a little bit of malts and cracker like maltiness. The taste is kind of juicy and then gets bitter with hops. It is mostly juicy clementine and then a thin layer of juicy orange and then rolling into grapefruit hop bitterness and spicy onion hoppy bitterness.

Bottle shared by Jcwattsrugger. Pours clear gold with white head. Nose/taste of lemon candy, hops, caramel malt and white sugar. medium body.

Reviewed from notes and my trip to AZ.
The appearance was a orange/brown colored body with a light one finger ed white foamy head that dies within about a minute. Light lacing tries to cling but slides for the most part.
The smell starts smelling like an American Amber, but eventually shows the Belgium aspects of a nice light yeasty sweet lightly hoppiness.
The taste was mainly sweet but leads to a decent yeastiness, and gives way to the same aftertaste and yet still has a dry finish.
On the palate, it sat at/about a light to medium on the body, somewhat sessionable. Carbonation is good for a Belgium Pale Ale and for me
Overall, seems like more of a Belgian Pale Ale than a Belgian IPA since I didn’t get enough hops. Still worthy of coming back to.

Draft - light citrus and some tropical fruit. Pale gold with a very creamy rich head. Tropical fruit with a mid bitterness and a very creamy mouthfeel. The body is a bit rich for me.