Some citrus and some malt. Comes together decently. Pours orange. Some tang and some bitterness in finish. Tap at jackpot.

Thanks Erica,
This was poured into a pint glass.
The appearance was a hazy burnt orange color with a one finger white foamy head that dissipated within less than forty seconds. Light lacing came across and ended up trickling along the sides of the glass.
The smell had a glossed over burnt bitter citrus hops with a light caramel malt coming in and out.
The taste was mainly the same thing.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fairly decent sessionability about it. The carbonation was somewhat sharp but nothing overbearing. Light citrus sharpness rolled over the tongue. Overall, decent APA, think I could do this again.

Nice deep copper coloured body with a thin tan head and a good deep glow. Aroma of fresh hops (of course), alcohol, apricots, light malt and a bit of resin. Medium-bodied; Strong hop flavours at first with a mild alcohol and fruity kick with a subdued maltiness and a touch of sugar at the back. Aftertaste shows some mellow but fragrant hops, a little earthiness and some subtle sweetness throughout from fruit. Overall, a nice fresh-hop beer, perhaps a bit past its prime, but still showing a lot of hops and depth. I sampled this 65 cL bottle purchased earlier today from the Corner Store (Bait and Tackle) in West Palm Beach, Florida on 30-December-2013 for US$5.99 sampled in my hotel room here in Jupiter, Florida on 30-December-2013.

Location: 22 oz bottle from Buy Rite, 12/27/13

Aroma: The aroma is clean hops, grapefruit/orange, pine, and some sweet caramel malts
Appearance: It pours a clear orange color with a small white head and drippy lace
Flavor: Tastes along the same lines, with clean hops, light bitterness, and some nice sweetness
Palate: The mouthfeel is clean and smooth, average carbonation, and a clean, dry finish
Overall Impression: This is a pretty tasty wet hop offering. The hop flavors work nicely, though it isn't a particularly bitter one considering the style. Still though, I like how this turned out. This is some nice stuff.

Pours deep gold into a shaker. Tropical fruit and yeast aromas. Soft with watery tropical fruit and resin front to back. Lasting soapy finish.

On tap at the Big Hunt DC. Pours a murky orange with some sudsy white head. Nose has some citrus, orange, pine, grapefruit, a little vinous, some cinnamon, some honey. Flavors are the same, I was surprised at how much the cinnamon was in the flavor too, light malt, honey, orange, lemon, pine. Bitter finish. Odd.

Rare beer. First time aroiund I missed this on tap at the bocktown. This time, I got a taste. Rare beer. Hah, just what I thot, a apa advertized as an ipa. Smells like your girlfriends BO, but in an inviting way. Hey, not an ipa, just a well behaved apa, no lie. Yes, some mild bitterness but for the most part never gets near ipa status. Friendly and easy to take. If this is an ipa, its one of the best I’ve tasted.

Draft. Deep amber body with a off-white head. Raw hop aroma: Resin, caramel, pine, toasted grain. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly to moderately bitter. It finishes lightly sweet and moderately bitter. Medium body, watery texture, lively carbonation. Earthy raw hop flavor, but falls short of a resin bomb. Some husky grain tempered with pepper and grapefruit.

Sampled on draft at the Headkeeper this beer poured brown with caramel highlights and a medium sized foamy dark tan head that left decent lacing. The aroma was pine, catbox, patchouli and had an earthy undertone. The flavor was roughish pine, catbox, patchouli, pepper, mint and again had an earthy quality. Long pine, patchouli and mint finish. Medium bodied. Solid.