Reviewed from notes.
Crowler picked up from Big Fatty's Crowler Pit, White River Junction, VT.
Poured into a tulip.
Appearance: golden yellow/orange color with a finger's worth of white foamy head which dissipated fairly quick and didn't leave much lace.
Aroma: subtle citrusy, very little bit of melon, light pine and some sweet onion hop tones with a light malty backbone
Flavor: combines the prior noted aromas to a fine sweet to semi-bittersweet quality; finishes malty with a lighter citrusy & piney hop tone
Texture: medium bodied, slightly sessionable, some smoothness but also a little bit of hop abrasion - not too overbearing to me
Overall: nice enough for me and seemed a little bit "old-school-ish," I could come back to this.

Can split at L6, thanks to Leighton, 'Farewell New Ken' tasting 18/09/19. Hazed golden amber with an off white cap. Nose is ripe citric flesh, dank notes, pine resin, ripe melon, grapefruit, grass. Taste comprises orange pith, weed, old skool bite, mango, grass, pine needle, grapefruit. Medium plus bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close spiked with juicy hop bitterness. Solid.

Can shared in London - picked up in Vermont. Pours murky orange with a foamy, white head. Quite bitter, lots of citrus rind, grass, light oily pine. Medium to full bodied with fine to average carbonation. Lightly warming finish, with a little resinous pine, dried pale bread, semi-ripe citrus. Clean bitter aftertaste. Not bad.

Can shared at the Columbus tasting 18/09/2019. Many thanks! A hazed bright orange coloured pour with a halo of white head. Aroma is plastic, plastic, mango, white grape, pineapple. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, apircot, hockey puck, peach, nectarine, spicy citrus, pithy. Palate is spicy dry, highish carbonation.

18th September 2019
Level 6 bottleshare. Thanks to Leighton for the can. Hazy orange gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Smooth light palate, decent fine carbonation. Light malts, reasonably sweet. Smooth skunk. Little spice. Bitterish orange and grapefruit peel. Light finish. Okay.

On tap at Lost Nation, pours a cloudy dark orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out rich resinous hops, with a big caramel bready malt backbone. Flavour is along the same lines, with big resinous and piney hops, with a thick caramel and bready malt backbone. On the malty side, but the hops are robust enough to carry this through. Very good.

From my brother: pours a cloudy orange with a white head. Aroma is loads of sweet tropical fruits. Taste is somewhat sweet. It is very juicy. Super low bitterness. Some aftertaste.