On tap at Prohibition Pig Brewery, Waterbury. It’s an unclear yellow-orange beer with a finger-thick white head leaving lacing. Mostly hoppy aroma with pine cones, grapefruit and a malty touch. It’s full to medium bodied with a soft carbonation and a decent bitterness. Pine cones and grapefruit dominates the flavor, just like the aroma, both initially and in the lasting finish. A refreshing one, although not super-exciting. 150610

Draft at the brewery, 7/4/15
Yellow color, some white hints, white head and heavy lace. Has a fruity hop aroma, some spice. Flavor is sweeter up front with a dry, spice feel to the finish. Medium bodied with a lively carbonation.

On tap at Prohibition Pig.
This was poured in a half sized pint glass.
The appearance was a hazy bright yellow color with a slim foamy concave head that dissipated instantly. There wasn’t any lacing.
The smell had a sweet to lightly spiced grassy fresh slightly piney hops. A decent underscore of citrus helps to size up and yet balance the nose.
The taste was semi-sweet through the combination of citrus to sweet grass. Spice gets underneath and the wheat is extremely subtle. I barely noticed it. There’s no aftertaste nor finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a super sessionable feel about it. The carbonation is there but is fairly tame to allow the spice from the Amarillo hops to become the bitterness and they do a good job.
Overall, super nice APWA, good job Prohibition Pig, I’d have this again.

Draught @ Prohibition Pig Brewery, Waterbury, VT
Pours hazy golden with a white head. Aroma has notes of malt, orange, citrus and wheat. Taste is medium sweet and light to medium bitter with a long orange, wheat and citrus finish. Body is medium, texture is thin to oily, carbonation is soft.

Draft, at the brewery. Hazy gold, thin head. Nose is pretty tame but does display the hop nicely. Grain, fruit and just a touch of pine. Mouthfeel is dry and body medium with a light chewy yeast. Lots of cereal grain with juicy fruits and light hints of under played pine. The Amarillo is subtle but still very tasty.

Hazy very pale yellow. Creamy white head. Smell is fantastic. Taste. Crisp very effervescent. Lots of juicy orange skin and tangerine. A little soapy.