12 oz. can purchased at Molly's Spirits in Lakeside, CO. Thanks G-unit! Pours a cloudy yellow color with a white head and decent retention. Good lacing. Sharp pilsner malt aroma. Sharp and hoppy flavor yet not a ton of bitterness (due to the huell melon)? Medium body. Okay.

355 can sampled thanks to Kraddel. Golden, soapy white head. Nose is dull grainy, hay, stale corn, grain. Unpleasant plastic taste due to odd low fermentation I take it, lemon peel, corn, plastic, sugar,.. Very meh at best with odd plastic.

Can, many thanks kraddel! Hazy golden color with white head. Aroma is flowery hops, yeast, a bit fruity, a bit artificial. Taste is juicy hops, plastic lemon peel, dough. Oily mouthfeel with natural carbonation. Not a very good Kellerbier, feels like they just bottom-fermented a Hazy IPA wort.

Can thnx to the brewers ! Drank from the can, to perserve volotile hoparoma's. No info on the pour, but the can - as Always - looks nice. It's filled a bit low ( a bit much oxigen in the can ) but since you shouldn't store IPA's anyways, I don't think its as important. Smell is hoppy, but not as crisp as expected. Taste, however, is very much in line with the expectations. Typical keller taste and body, indeed with more hops. not as much dry-hop as a technical IPL, but a very well drinkin' hoppy keller, which is exactly how they named it. Could reccomend this, if ou're into mild beers with great taste. One small feature to be improved upon next batches, is tuning down the DMS here. As it warms up, it starts to show quite a bit of it. Not ruining the beer, but certiany making is less enjoyable towards the end.