On tap at Peg’s. It pours out a prefect looking IIPA with a opaque hazy copper body with golden hues, lasting tan head and sheet lacing. The aroma is assertive and unmistakable citrus with tangelo, orange wedges and grapefruit to go along with some pine hops, grassiness and sweet malts at the end of the draw. The aroma is pretty amazing and I wonder if the taste can live up to it. The first sip has a brief moment of neutral flavors as my palate and brain can’t seem to handle the initial assault. Another sip or two has allowed my senses to adjust and I pick up first a tasty sweet wave of citrus hop flavor. Toward midway those innocent notes get crushed by grapefruit, orange peel, tangelo, pine, grassiness and a dash of tree sap resin hop bitterness. The bitterness just builds and builds and only begins to let up at the finish allowing a thin river of malt sweetness to surface. The malts do nothing to balance this beer out but sort of just say “here we are.” Lots of tasty hops that should please the hop headed like myself. Nice one Doug!