16oz can pours out copper amber color topped with a sand head. Nose is nice light grain some wood also. Taste is more of the nice grain notes some caramel grass wood.

16 ounce can from Tavour. Bright amber orange pour. Frothy beige head. Toasted malt nose hints at caramel and cut grass. Flavor upfront is toasty, spicy and herbal. Caramel malt, grassy hops and excellent balance. Well crafted and spot on for the style.

Poured from a crowler purchased at the brewery 3 days ago. Aroma is malt forward with moderately strong notes of bread, toasted bread, biscuit, crackers and lighter notes of caramel and hints of roast. Light floral, herbal hop notes. Pours a fairly clear copper-brown with a large, thick, pillowy, slightly tan head that shows decent retention as it slowly recedes to a small film that lingers in clumps on the edges. Flavor is somewhat sweet and malt forward with quite a bit of malt character. Medium low bitterness and a hint of alcohol. Light floral, herbal and grassy hop notes. Moderately strong notes of toasted bread with lighter notes of caramel, crackers, biscuit and roast. Mouthfeel is medium light bodied and somewhat crisp with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a decent beer. Solid malt profile that works well with the hops. Its perhaps a bit of an odd malt profile, but it works alright.

Tap at Cap Hop. Pours clear, bright copper with an arguably beige head. Or near-white. Aroma is slightly roasty malt - not harsh, but makes my nose think dusty. Med body. Flavor is slightly roasty, not very dry, not very bitter. Maybe floral hop. Decent, but I prefer Three Weavers Festbier.