12oz can pours a clear gold with some white head. Nose has C hops and malt and straw and grass. Crisp, malt, c hops. Dry and bitter.

Fairly nice West Coast IPA. Some lemon, tangerine. Pours clear golden with a good, lasting frothy white head. Medium bitter finish, and decent body. Pleasant beer, and naturally, enjoyed on a Monday night. Can.

Pint at the Snellville Millers Ale House (digging deep into their tap list to find something worth drinking). Pours a clear, straw color, with a fairly small, bubbly, white head. The nose is lavender, orange peel, wheaty notes of straw and cloves, and toast. Sweet and kinda juicy, with a mellow, grassy bitterness. Light to medium body, crisp, and clean. Solid and simple.

Can. Clear gold with a three finger head. Aroma is citrus. Taste is also citrus with a bitter finish.

Can (10/14/22) pour from Hop City, Krog Street. It's a pale, orange-gold with light sparkle, finger-width white foamy head with good retention and nice soapy lacing. Aroma is strong tangerine over grapefruit, as advertised. Taste is mix of grapefruit over tangerine mixed with pilsner malt and wheat. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, lively carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, lovely aroma while flavor is a bit muddled. Pilsner malt isn't a big selling point for me. Too carbonated. OK.

Big, bold IPA, equal parts dank and juicy, offering up loads of gooseberry and lychee and grapefruit zest, followed by resin and pine and a yeasty, grainy finish. Kinda loose and sloppy, but it works.