Slight haze, thin head. Darkish yellow. Citra… too much… good body, high carbo, allium and not much else for hops. Decently made.

12 oz can poured, six pack from Kroger, less than 10 bucks. Quality IPA for this price is getting few and far between, but Georgetown can always be a solid bet for it. Not sure what has taken me so long to finally log notes on this. It's a regular fridge stock for after work, outdoor brews, and good company. Bright golden appearance, slightest bit of cloudiness. Rocky head. Has a crisp front, and really refreshing upon first sip every time. Slight floral hop aromas paired with a stone fruit and gentle biscuit grains. Very easy drinking IPA, crisp and clean. Late bitter bite creeps in to remind you of style, but this can or glass might be empty before then. Delicious every time.

Can from Tavour. Pours hazy gold with a large white head. Aroma is tangerine and peach. Med body. Juicy but fairly dry. Moderately bitter. Decent flavor combo.

(Tap) hazy, bright yellow color with a small white head; aroma of tropical fruit; balanced flavor with a long, light bitter finish, soft palate

12oz can. Golden yellow color with a large white head. Smells mostly of citrus, picking up some tangerine too. Flavor is lightly sweet up front with a modest pithy and citrus bitterness. A little rough around the edges, but good flavors.

12oz can at share. Hazy yellow pour, small foamy white head. Aroma and taste bring bready malts, zesty citrus notes finsihing with a bitter bite.

12 oz from a six pack. Aroma has notes of citrus peel, tangerine, flowers, crackery malt. Pours hazy yellowish orange with a one finger off white head with decent retention. Taste has a moderate pithy bitterness, finishing dry. Solid and basic.