Draft at ØL Beercafe & Bottle Shop, Walnut Creek, CA. Clear dark gold, off-white head. Aroma of citrus, pine, dank, floral notes. Taste is citrus, pine, grapefruit, dank, caramel malt. Bitter finish.

Tap at Harry’s Hofbrau in San Jose. Pours gilded orange with an ivory head. Malty for the style with lots of residual sugars. Hops are citrus and slight cat piss. Slight slickness on the mouthfeel from the oats. Alcohol is hidden here.

Draft at Taplands. Orange pour with a beige head that leaves decent lacing. Fruity sons, but not really lucky charms, more like pineapple and grapefruit to me. I do get done cereal like grains from either the lucky charms or the malt, and there's a touch of residual sweetness as well, though it's mostly bitterness. Finishes on the dry side. Medium bodied and a bit fizzy. Decent to good, but not great, and not as lucky charms tasting as Leiny, but that's okay.

Draft. Amber beer with a cream head. Summer fruit aroma. Summer fruit and tropical fruit flavor. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Summer fruit and tropical fruit linger with citrus.

On tap at Altamont. It pours a deep golden color with a thick off white head. The aroma has orange, pineapple and peach with some grainy malt and light caramel. The flavor is fruity up front with some grapefruit, peach and orange followed by some really strong piney/floral bitterness. Noticeable alcohol and caramel malt. The flavor ends up being dominated by pine and floral bitterness with strong alcohol. A bit difficult to drink, but still has that juicy "Altamont" character.