16 oz can purchased as a single at Tipsy’s Wine and Spirits in Mission, Kansas. The pour is a slight haze orange golden with a fizzy one inch white head that falls with a bit of lace. The aroma is sweet caramel, floral, and a hint of the spice of the rye. The taste is sweet caramel malt, the floral honey behind that, and some of the grainy rye towards the back. The palate is medium bodied, active carbonation and a honey rye somewhat lingering sweet finish.

Can, courtesy of Keir
Cloudy light amber color with small compact head. Nice aroma, the malt has a straws accent, some cereals and toffee, and mild resiny/fruity hops. Lean mouthfeel; delicate malt flavor, with a touch of caramel and toffee, very good choice for an IPA; strong hopping; there are good hop qualities (some resins and some fruits), although it may have suffered a bit (unfortunately the can doesn’t seem to be dated).
Very pleasant one.

Draft @ Bridge Tap House & Wine Bar, St Louis, MO. Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a white head. Has a fruity malty grapefruit hoppy aroma. Fruity malty piney hoppy bitter spicy flavor. Has a fruity malty piney hoppy bitter finish.

Pour is a hazy copper with a small white head. Aroma is decently hopped with a spicy rye malt in the backround. Flavor is a decent helping of the rye with an equally nice hoppy backbone. Finish leaves a nice hop resin and rye on the tongue as this goes down.I don’t think this would win any awards against some other rye IPA’s but this one is right up there.

Sampled from he tap at the Bridge. Pours a clear light orange with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma has lots of rye and earthy pine with a touch of grass. Flavor has bitter pine and a hint of onion and a nice rye bite backing.