12 ounce bottle from Woodman's Appleton, 5/18/21. Clear gold large dense white head, good retention. Aroma of dank, pine, and some hints at tropical fruit. Taste is pine, earth, resin, passionfruit, berry. Strong lingering bitterness, well balanced. Both old school and modern. I think this is the last of the six pack, but, I've loved all six.

32oz crowler pours with a clear copper colored body that supports a nice near white head of foam. The aroma offers up berries, floral hops, kumquats and some pine toward the end of the draw. The taste delivers a crystal malt infused sweetness and soft round hop berry to floral hop flavor. Luckily to midway a modest level of floral hop, citrusy citrus hop and pine hop bitterness bubble to the surface to steer this away from being just to damn soft and sweetness. I was hoping this was going to be more like the last ruination release. That one was ballsy af and delicious. This is good but I was hoping for more. As it warms a tad the hop bitterness has improved. This isn't winning me over to buy more but I am happy to have snagged a couple quarts.

Another big bitter bastard from Stone. Lovely mandarin, pineapple, stone fruit, and pine notes, backed up by a little caramel, followed by a brutal, resinous bitterness that lingers far into the fade. Killer pint.