16oz can from Woodland. Hazy dark golden pour, towering foamy head, solid lacing. Dusty, malty aroma, touch of citrus, light savory accents, herbal. Taste is bready malts, more citrus, dry, mild hoppy finish. Very close to the English style.

pint can from Buckeyboy. Thanks Jeremy. Pours a translucent rich gold color with a huge foamy white head. The aroma is on the softer side with mild citrus, thyme and something salty. The taste, like the aroma, has mildly bitter citrus, dried herb notes, straw and something earthy. palate is full and creamy. Paired well with some Challerhocker cheese. Overall: very nice.

Fairly hazy golden and raw honey coloured body with a thick, three centimetre tall off-white head that covers the beer nicely with a slik microfoam. Aroma of fresh cryo hops with a lot of bitterness from the alpha acids with a lot of resinous, dry and citrus aspects with a light dose of malts coming through in the nose. Medium-bodied; Strong very fresh cryo hop flavours come through at first with a lot of hop bitterness along with a slight citrus and perfumey quality, but the malts are there, although relatively mild and showing way more hops and alpha acid bitterness than the malts. Aftertaste is still relatively easy-drinking without the malts here, but the fresh hops provide a nice layer and a thinner than expected hop bitterness at the end with a light citrus quality and some soft sugars, but not much of either that or the malts. Overall, a very nice, super fresh hop flavoured beer with a lot of alpha acids, but not enough malt - which is just fine for what I had wanted to have from this one - crisp and pungent in a good way. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from La Bodega in Girdwood (Alyeska Resort) on 28-June-2021 for US$3,70 sampled on the top of the Harding Icefield Trail at Kenai Fjords National Park with my daughter in celebration of my birthday on 30-June-2021.

16oz can pours out golden topped with a white head. Nose is sweet tangerine notes some floral and cereal malt. Taste is more of the nice tangerine floral notes and some sweet malts.