Tap into a shaker showing moderate filtration, sparse white foam and tanned honey tones. The nose shows moderately intense tropical notes of mango and pineapple. The palate is well carbonated and light bodied. The first impression is an explosive greeting of the same tropical fruit forward notes into a slightly sharp IPA bitterness. Well supported malt backbone to reflect the Pale Ale style throughout although the hopping and bitterness are dangerously close to an IPA. Regardless of such, great drinking and easily one of the best Pale Ales I’ve had.