Clear gold with a decent white head. Malty and some pine notes with resin. Malty and woody with some resin notes.

On tap at Callister, pours a clear copper golden with a small white head. Aroma reveals some fairly bitter piney hops and crisp biscuity malt base—doesn't seem all that well calibrated. Flavour is somewhat harsh and lacking integration, with bitter piney hops, pine cones, and biscuity malt on the underside. I appreciate the west coast style attempt, given how much hazies have taken over, but this is harsh and lacking balance. Needs work.

The aroma is soft hoppy malts, not bad, not great. Has good foam from the can and semi clearish brown body. Flavour is a nice mix of oily hops and chewy malts, well balanced. Mouthfeel has a great balance of oil and maltiness. This is very nice, highly drinkable, I wish all their beers were like this.