From a 12 oz can in Breckenridge CO. Pours a clear dark copper with a thick off white head. Vegetal nose. Flavors of pine and grass. Medium body, high carbonation, bitter finish.

Hazy light amber - low carbonation, but a moderate lace - aroma of orange oil, caramel, grapefruit - low carbonation, watery/thin body - besides that, the flavor is decent - moderate sweet citrus/orange flesh, earthy and peppery hops - moderately resinous - there is a heavy/clunky caramel sweetness which I tend not to like in my ipas anymore - finish is leafy and fairly bitter, bordering on astringent, but only mildly so - a mixed bag.

Tap @ Tap and Handle Fort Collins. I was told this was called Tempest IPA but I can’t find any note of that on the interwebz besides Tempter. Pours a dark golden orange appearance with a cream colored head. Herbal/floral, somewhat spicy, lightly piney, light citrus hoppy aroma. Slightly chewy, a bit boozy, light solvent, piney, thick grapefruity/orange citrusy flavor. Blah.