In the can, thanks to homer321. Pours a somewhat murky yellow orange appearance with a disappearing white head. Definitely some dank and resiny hops in the nose along with some onion and grapefruit. Pretty soft mouth feel. Spicy, oniony hoppy flavor. Nice malt backbone. Refreshing. Low bitterness. Easy to drink. Nice.

Can thanks to Homer! Pours hazy orange, medium white creamy head, dissipates slowly, nice lacing. Aroma is fairly light with tropical dank and pine notes, plus some biscuit. Flavor is similar, light plus sweet, dank, a bit fruity, lots of pine needles. Medium bitter with a lingering bitter finish. Medium body and a fairly watery mouthfeel. Not bad, but not winning any awards either :).

Can at Craig’s. Pours clear gold, thin white head. Tropical fruit aromas, resin. Taste has big bitterness. Oily texture, bitter hop finish. Nice.

bottle at home ... at the Lets do a Chris O tasting...golden amber ,., thin white lacing ... soft floral fruit ... passion fruit nose ... juicy fruits ... soft floral fruits ... passion fruits ... soft floral juicy hop ...

12oz can, courtesy of markwise, pours with a slightly hazy deep gold body that supports a dirty white head of foam. The aroma offers up a modest mix of citrus and pine and mango like hoppiness and then some somewhat thick malt sweetened pine resin. The taste starts with both pine resiny hops and some citrusy hoppiness that’s grapefruit and tangerine in nature. To midway a sweet malt base comes forward to help create firm footing for the hoppy flavors as the hop bitterness begins to roll off into the finish.