Tap. Pours clear golden, small white head, good lacing. Aroma is light buttery tropical stonefruit. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter, dank, tropical fruit, bit of spruce. Medium light body. Nice.

Pours a pale gold, nice and bright. The liquid is pretty cloudy. Rocky white head that leaves some lacing down the walls of the glass. There’s huge pineapple in the aroma, just a big old burst of juice. It’s a little bit vegetal, though that might be from freshness - they put it on today. It’s all hops. Some pine. Interestingly dank. Lime, honeysuckle, tangerine. It’s a whole bunch of sweet, juicy hops that leans heavily towards tropical fruit. Taste is full of hop flavor, as I’ve come to expect from Cellarmaker. Lots more tropical citrus. Big on pineapple, again. Fairly dry but still juicy and easy to drink. Very light malt lends little flavor, maybe just a hint of simple sweetness in the background. Bitterness is mild. Crisp, light feel. It seems a bit more effervescent than some of their beers. This is really nice stuff. Cellarmaker makes awesome hoppy beers, and this is no exception.