Draught at Fiddlehead: pours gold with white head. A little citrusy and grassy aroma. Taste is simple- low bitterness, some fruity notes. Sessionable.

This was poured into an English pint glass. The appearance was a ruddy golden peach color with a thin white foamy head that dissipated immediately with a messy lace.
The aroma had some sweet peach, sly grassy hops for bittering, nice use of the malts for a sweet balance but not distracting.
The flavor leans sweet with a crisp grassy bitter edge of the hops. Dry semi-sweet to bitter aftertaste. Malty sweet smooth finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a very nice sesssionability about it. Mild carbonation. Smooth.
Overall, nice all around American pale ale that I would have again.

Keg at Blackback - Waterbury. Pours cloudy yellow with a tight, creamy white head. The nose has some chamomile, wheat, dough, citrus zest. Light sweet flavor with bergamot, earl grey, wheat bread, low bitterness. Light bodied with average carbonation. Sweet finish, simple wheat bread, mold hay, lemon zest. Tasty.