Draft from a keg. Totally turbid bright yellow, carbonation is perfect. Aroma is grassy, scallion hints, maybe the lightest note of pine.

Flavor is bold and delicate at the same time. Citrus is a tad more forward in the flavor but grassy mosaic hits my palate more. Mouthfeel has the signature light airy mouthfeel that that magic well water has. World class, yet again. So, so drinkable.

Tap @ Copenhagen Beer Celebration, 2016. Pours Hazy golden with a white head. Tropical hops. Juicy and dry. Fresh!

750mL growler filled 4/29/16 and drunk 5/9/16.
Big white head, nicely retained, tops this fairly hazy copper-blonde beer.
Not at all what I was expecting! Not that I really had any good reason to expect a big juice bomb but this is anything but. Perfume for days, mimicking honeysuckle, with delicate dots of honey and very light biscuit notes. Seems to mostly driven by citra, which are here done better than most, with no cat (not even the good cat) and little, if any, dustiness or scallion. Mild mango character and bits of dry nectarine from the other two hops but absolutely pine free. It’s great when simcoe is done right. Anyhow, I just sat and sniffed my glass for 5 minutes or so. Uncannily honeysuckle-aromatics are delightful and linger delicately.
Perfect texture/carbonation, as always, with no alcohol/flaw nor surplus of bitterness. Dry, with some dextrine or wheat-like chewiness to it with soft honey notes emerging more and more with warming and lots of lemon, light pineapple and grapefruit lingering wonderfully. Doesn’t even matter if they got the exact hop aromatics/flavors they wanted; the yeast, water and malt bring up the slack easily. God damn. HF, TH and Trillium are legit legalized crack.

Tap @ Warpigs. Hazy dark yellow with white head. Aroma is malt, fruit, hops, tropical fruit, pine and earthy. Flavour is malt, fruit, hops, grapefruit, pine, tropical fruit, little dry, little sweet and medium bitter.