9 oz Tulip draft at The Peanut in Mission, Kansas. The pour is a slight haze of golden amber with a solid, lasting, one inch white head. Nice thick lace left behind on the glass. The aroma is leafy, herbal and grass. The taste is mineral earth, herbal, leaf, grassy, soft lemon and finishes with the herbal. The palate is medium bodied with soft natural carbonation and the mineral earth finish. Fresh and tasty.

The write-up sells the beer pretty good, let us see if it holds up. 12 oz can from my local beer shop, all ready to go inside of a snifter. I see an opaque, yellow liquid with a a slender skim of almost white foam. The smell is not bad, tropical fruit, grain and a touch of hops. I take a drink, hmm, actually nicely done. Melon, juice, a surprising amount of hops, apricots, some amount of malt, lemon and white bread. Some sweet and an offsetting amount of bitter. I call this a pleasant beer after a series of IPA disappointments.