16oz can from Boise Co-op. Deep golden pour, abundant foamy white head. Aroma is earthy, grassy. Taste is subtle, caramel, woody, with some faint hoppy notes at the back. Very subdued for a fresh hop beer. Very drinkable.

16oz can from HomeBrewStuff deep orange pour with spotty sticky off white head and lacing. Some papery husky light malts and a modest slightly grassy hop presence. Pretty mild

On tap at Chuck's Hop Shop - Greenwood, pours a clear golden with a small white bead. Aroma has doughy malt and what seem like expired hops. Flavour is better, with soft doughy malt, very soft fruity hops, and a touch of pine. Very soft and fresh, though not particularly assertive. Solid enough.

16 oz can poured. 4 pack from the local liquor store, and I basically pulled this pack right off the delivery truck the other day and waited for them to add the new sku. Canned 9/5/24. Fun and fresh! Pours a clean golden orange. Lemony, citrus hop oil, bitter front, grassy and dank. Ripe fruit and citrus hop aroma. A bit hot on the nose. Slight caramel malt dares to balance on flavor, but that citrus, lemon drop hop character really hangs on late. Overall a fun, solid fresh hop.

Can. Pours a clear copper hue with a medium white head. A big sweet nose, citrus and some resin. Smooth flavors, soft perfume, toast, caramel, candied lemon. Melons. Solid.