Draft at the brewery, 7/4/15
Murky looking darker golden color with a heavily coated glass from the lace. Rye malts are present, but the hops come through more, with citrus, lemon, and a little pine. Flavor is similar, but gets a hint buttery on the rather dry finish. Average carbonation. Dry close.

On tap at the brewery.
This was poured into their half glass.
The appearance had a softer golden to semi-bronzed almost yellow color with a thin concave bar pour’s kind of light white head. No lacing appeared after the head died off.
The smell started off with a floral to semi-sweet grassiness leading into a slight sweet to spicy rye, subtle yet there.
The taste copied the smell pretty nicely with no aftertaste yet a sweet rye finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a decent sessionability about it. Carbonation felt right as it let the rye take the lead on the harshness and bitterness.
Overall, as a rye ale, this one works. I’d have it again.

Draft. Floral with light hints of perfume. Grain base with traces of hops. Grape fruits, lemons and spicy rye. The body is standard with with a light herbal hint after the sip. Bitterness is moderate and mildly herbal from the rye.

Pale yellow with a lot of cloudiness. This smells great. Lemon, oranges. Taste well, dense and juicy. Kiwi and peach fuzz. Great mouthfeel but actually a little chalky. Crisp and lingering piney finish.