Sampled at Trails End. Pours a nice, amber color, with a small, bubbly, beige head. The aroma is resin, pine sap, toffee, chalk, and lime peel. Sharp bitterness, and light creamy sweetness. Light to medium body, with a sharp, grainy, syrupy mouthfeel. A bit dank, but dense, and pleasantly bitter. Pretty nice!

Draft at brewery. Resinous IPA, piney, slick, slippery. Nothing special, finishes fast.

Opaque copper color. Lacing head. Lots of malt flavor for an ipa. Only mildly bitter hops, this is not really overpowering in any way, but a good beer that would be sessionable if not for the abv.

Tap at the brewery - turbid copper beer, minimal head - flabby body, somewhat watery texture - like many of their other beers, it simply seems muddled and formless - medium sweet, hard to define "malty" character, followed by some earthy and moderately bitter hops, imparting some flavors of grapefruit and light pine - none of the chrysanthemum is noticeable, although it might be caught up in the general bitterness and acidity of the hops - watery finish - meh.