12 oz bottle poured. Picked up a six pack of these, and have been enjoying them the last week. A solid, session-ish pale with a ton of flavor. A pale golden pour, and pours with a ton of thick foam head. The only of the 6 pack that I poured to a glass. Soft cereal like grain on the aroma. Flavor is a bready, cereal like grain up front, with a nice, cool, interesting hop constant that follows and lingers. A little grassy, along with a hint of a grapefruit like bitterness. A good pale to pick up the six pack of. Cascade Lakes was one of the first craft brews I ever enjoyed. Another good one from them here. It's about time I make a trip back down to Redmond and visit the brewpub.

12oz bottle pours out a crisp golden topped with a white head. Nose is herbal leafy hops and some cereal malts. Taste is more of the herbal earthy hop notes along with a little fruit and bread.

Bottle fairly clear yellowish amber. Thin off white head. Fresh floral grassy hop aroma slightly chemically pungent and pithy hop flavor. Some character I don’t love in there. Pretty dry and clean. A little wet papery at the end.

Bottle from Boise Co-op. I love the funkiness, hemp characteristics of the Idaho 7, and how it plays here. Normal enough pour, nothing to get to excited about. Hoppy , funky aroma, mild dank character. Taste adds some fruitiness, stone fruit, nectarines. Mildly sweet, but finishes with a mellow bitter bite. All over the board, but some how comes together nicely.

12oz bottle picked up at Total Wine in Spokane
Pours clear golden with a medium sized white head, good lacing. Aroma is fruity, citrus, light garlic and earthy. Flavor is grassy, floral, herbal and resiny
Pretty good

Crystal clear golden orange with a white head. Strong citrus and tropical seeet fruit notes. Candied citrus. Medium slick body. Decent.