Location: Draft at Croxley Ale House, 7/29/14

Aroma: Clean and hoppy nose, some floral notes, earth, and a little citrus, plus some caramel
Appearance: Pours a clear golden-orange color with a small head and some average lace
Flavor: The flavor is along the same line, light, clean, and hoppy, with a light caramel sweetness
Palate: Light-medium body, has a clean feel that keeps it easy drinking, and has a dryish finish
Overall Impression: Overall, I thought this one was solid enough. It doesn't standout in the style for me, but you could do a lot worse too. Solid. Drinkable. No complaints.

Tap at the Jeffrey, decided to lighten things up before i get fall down drunk. Pours light copper with floral hops on the nose. tastes of floral hops, pale malt, some straw, and pine. thin but refreshing and tasty

Draft. Golden/amber body. Frothy, off-white head. Aroma of raw grain, floral hops, tangerine. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. It finishes lightly to moderately sweet and moderately bitter. Medium body, watery texture, lively carbonation. Some husky grain flavors. Muddled hop flavors. Average.

The Growler, NY tap ($7): Pours golden with a white head. Aroma is light hops, with some bready malts. Taste is moderately hoppy, but it is really a mellow and sessionable APA. Ain’t nothing much to it.

From tap at Rattle’N’Hum. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is sweet fruity and light hoppy. Bitter, roasted malty and breadish flavoured. Dry and bitter, roasted malty and slight herbal finish.

Sampled at a tasting at Big Z in Huntington, NY - lightly hazy gold - good head retention - a very dry, crisp, biscuity pale ale, with a decent pale malt and yeasty heft to it that helps it maintain a nice, full body for the style - lightly grassy and moderately bitter, despite the high hop profile - very tasty.