Draft at the source. Hazy golden color, small white head. Aroma of pine, grass, light cotrus. Taste is similar, with moderate smooth bitterness. Nice.

Nice hazy amber coloured body with a thick tan head. Aroma of strong hops, a touch of malt and a lot of caramel and nutty scents. Medium to Full-bodied; Deep pungent hoppy flavour from a herbal and grassy note more than west coast hops, but a good malt backbone and some light nut flavours make it quite complex. Aftertaste shows some good hop character and a little alcohol bite and some light sweetness at the end. Overall, a good IPA, especially for a brewpub, but not up to the hoppiness of a west coast IPA, but that’s expected. I sampled this pint on draught at the brewpub in Washington, DC on 12-February-2011.

An orange beer with a lazing beige head. The aroma is very lightly hoppy - not enough power for my liking. The flavor is sweet with a crisp maltiness combined with fruity notes of oranges and a bit of grapefruit, leading to a bitter fruity end. OK for a British IPA, but it is not American in style - too light.