On tap at AleSmith, pours a clear bright golden with a small white head. Aroma has a pretty typical west coast hop character, with plenty of pine, some resins, and a bit of toasted caramel malt. Flavour is robust, with lots of bitter resinous hops, some pine, and a dry, toasted caramel, bready malt backbone. Great balance, well-hopped, with a solid residual bitterness. Excellent.

atPint can pours with a crystal clear deep gold colored body that supports a lasting semi creamy light beige colored head of foam. The aroma offers up tangelo, grapefruit and a hint of lime. The taste delivers the expected near bracing hoppy depth coming from tangelo, orange and then bitter grapefruit. Behind those notes murmur up thin rivers of tangy citrus blended with a lime like sensation. It flows into the finish with a West Coast IPA sense of the ABV providing further depth to the experience. What a great way to honor a much missed San Diego legend.