Nelson is pretty potent. Murky yellow pour with good head and lacing. Sweet finish, lots of caramel. It's a carmely type IPA. Tap at Snally.

Draft at Snallygaster 2024. Poured a slightly cloudy orange color with a white head. Aroma was citrus, grass. Rich and creamy tropical fruit, nice and tasty. Cold pour, quite delicious.

This hazy yellow beer smells very juicy with citrus and mango. The flavor is malty and pretty sweet with mild to moderate bitterness, loads of juicy citrus, and some resinous hops. Very good.

Can. pours hazy gold with a minimal off-white head. Melon, pineapple, citrus, juicy finish.

Canned 9/27/23, drunk 10/25/23. Heavily hazy, peachy-golden with a firm, off-white head atop. Nose shows quite a bit of Simcoe - very woody, lightly piney, with a bit of nelson-like spice and scant citra. Cracker and honey-like malts seem to balance nicely and there's no alcohol or flaw noted. Same Simcoe dominance in the flavor. This is almost a month old, so I'll give it a bit of a pass on the by now mostly woody, resinous, piney flavors. Some spice. More drying resin than actual bitterness. The malt is massive. Big, burly, sweet, with rich honey-like notes. Could be a bit more attenuated, but this is very solidly-made all around.

1 pint can at home. Pours a murky yellow orange with a medium to large white head. Nose is pineapple, orange zest, melon, slight vanilla note. Flavour is creamy orange, peach, pineapple, some soft onion. Soft carbonation.

Can (1/25/21) pour from trade with Johnnnniee via The Packie--thanks, John! It's an opaque dark yellow-light brown with tons of sparkle at the edges of the glass, finger-width off-white creamy foam head with good retention and light soapy lacing. Aroma is strong tropical fruit with hint of earthy herb, orange creamsicle, mild citrus astringency and yeast and grains in the background. Taste is strong tropical fruit, orange creamsicle, light melon and yeast/grains. Mouthfeel is light side of light-to-medium bodied with thin, creamy, frothy texture, average carbonation, mild pleasant alcohol warmth and dry finish with lingering yeast and mildest of bitterness. Overall, great strength to aroma and flavor. Am a little unsure whether to be amazed how they got 8% ABV to feel so light (drinks like a session!) or to feel it's too thin for the style. Good nonetheless.

16 oz. can. Born on: 1/25/20. Flavor shows like grapefruit and floral upfront with a light bready malt body. Ends on straw, pine and herbs. Mild juice balanced by soft pine like bitterness. Above average for sure.