Gold pour. Thin foam. Sour grassy flavor with slight citrus notes. Citrus palate

Hay, soil, lemongrass, gym sock nose. Clear golden, thick head, nice lace. Sweet malt, hay, strong noble hop, grass, grain throughout. Light body, easy carbonation, resinous. Very well hopped, perhaps too much so.

7-26-20

$3.50 pint can, WW. Golden, maybe lightly hazy, white head. So wonderfully, wonderfully, wonderfully, wonderfully pretty! (Not really). Lemon zest, green leaf, grain aroma. Bitter green grasses and leaves, brown leaf, dried flowers, green tree. Bitter.

Crisp pure golden coloured body with a nice, relatively large three to four centimetre tall pure white head with a ton of bubbles all rising from the bottom. Aroma of crisp and grassy hops with a nice fresh malt note, some light wheat and a noticeable lager yeast bite towards the end with some biscuits in the nose as well. Light-bodied; Strong dry and grassy herbal flavours up front with a light floral bite and some complex yeast elements in the nose as well with a light sweetness from caster sugar without much depth in terms of the malt and body. Aftertaste shows the crisp and very effervscent malt and hops bubble up, but with a dry and effective hop bite that shows nicely, but still goes down very easily. Overall, a nice and very crisp beer that shows super refreshing throughout, while still giving a lot of flavours and some moderate complexity, especially for the style. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, given to me by the GM of the brewery, after a hockey game in September 2018, in Arlington (Ballston), Virginia, Thanks Erik!

Draft at the source. Pours clear gold with a white head. Pils malt, grains, floral notes. Bitter finish.

On tap at The Arsenal, pours a cloudy golden orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out grassy hops, biscuity malt and some slight earthiness. Flavour is loaded with bitter grassy hops and crisp crackery malt. Very bitter and punchy. I like it.