ON Tap at the Bellingham brewery/Taproom Cloudy light yellow peach color. Big fluffy white head. Light fresh floral and citrys hop aromas and flavors. Refreshing and fairly light.

Cloudy and pale with a thin head. Berries and lemons and oranges on the nose - lots of hops. Bitter. Kiss of sweetness late. Bright grapefruit and orange taste. Mellow pale malts and a touch of yeast for body and structure. Very drinkable.

Can. Creamy white good mostly lasting head. Yellow colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Moderate bitterflavor. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

12 oz. can purchased at Spruce Creek Provisions. Poured into a standard shaker. Bright hazy yellow that looks like the New England systole IPA. Aroma shows me grapefruit, soft pale grain, kind of a mineral note. Clean smelling.

Flavor has a pale grain backbone, citrus is moderate and does give a nice very mild bitterness. The yeast seems a bit under attenuated. But honestly, nothing is wrong with it. The flavor is still has a freshness and is rather easy to drink. I would not turn this away if offered.

Can during OT’ers of the year tasting session beer bottle via Stirchley Wines and Sarkynorthener cheers Martin; hazy yellow pour with a frothy off white, aroma has sweet malts and biscuit, taste has mellow citrus, a hint of melon, ok.

Poured into a becher pint glass, the appearance was a semi-cloudy golden yellow color with a nice foamy white head. Mild stringy lace.
The aroma had some crisp airy orange zest - somewhat like rind. Some tropical fruits and then a light grassy sweetness.
The flavor moderately takes that orange zesty/rind-like bitterness to coincide with the sweet part of those hops. Malts play some part here, but for the most part, they’re quite light. Mild subtly sweet hoppy aftertaste with a quick flick of a finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Carbonation felt fine not distracting from the bitterness units. ABV felt fine.
Overall, very nicely done AIPA that I would have again. I’m glad these guys showed up to the Vermont beer scene. I hope they stay as I think they’ll help keep the other local breweries around here on their toes.

22nd March 2017
Can Cloudy gold beer, good white head. Palate is airy and mildly dry, reasonable carbonation. Light malts, mildly sweet. Mild hop spice. Tangy fresh orange. Seltzer. Very light tropical fruits, vague pineapple. Light spicy finish. Light and drinkable.

Murky orange, stark white head.Big tropical fruit nose. Similar palate but lighter. Creamy mouthfeel.

Very hazy golden coloured body with a nice, three centimetre tall pure white head that leaves a pretty ugly lace when drunk. Aroma of pale malt, alcohol, a touch of mild and floral hops and a bit of fresh cut grass as well. Medium-bodied; Assertive grassy and herbal flavours with a lot of earth and dry flowers coupled with some noticeable yeast elements and a spicey kick near the end. Aftertaste shows mostly dry notes with the malt coming out front and centre and the hops taking a back seat, but a little bitterness is noticeable at the end. Overall, a mild and unassuming beer that shows some nice qualities, but is fairly mild, especially for the style. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Pear Delicatessen in Seattle, Washington [state] on 18-February-2016 for US$2,25 sampled at home in [the real] Washington on 04-December-2016.