Bottle. Pours gold white head. Nose/taste of caramel malt, toast, old citrus. grass. Medium body.

On tap at The Snooty Fox. Pours a deep golden color with a huge off white head that persists for a while. Aromas of earthy rustic citrus and pine with bits of bread and hits of caramel to back it up. Bready maltiness with a fair bit of earthy citrus to counter. Medium body with a moderate level of carbonation. I sucked this 20oz glass down in nothing flat, I enjoyed this.

Bottle. Pours a clear coppery gold with a large fizzy head and aromas of herbal and somewhat slinky hops. As it warms the aromas become more floral and slightly soapy with a slight tropical edge, but the initial hit was skunk. First sip is much better than I had feared and things are going to be ok... no they are gonna be good. There is a decent amount of grain dust maltiness there, but it is almost completely covered by tropical and resiny hops. Mango, passion fruit and pine almost bury it, but then that edgy malt comes back in the late palate before yielding to a somewhat clunky bitterness that doesn’t have much direction. Ok beer, and I would have another, but not something I would seek out.