12oz can-offwhite-yellow/gold with some particulants. A-soft fruit, lt malt. T-fruit/pine hops, some lt malt. Crushable.

Tap at Glenn’s Cafe in Columbia. Stopped here on a trip with two young kids from Wichita to STL. A beer and dinner was needed, and this was up to par. A bit too cloying from residual sugars and too bitter for my taste. Poured a slightly hazy orange with white head. Slight citrus and moderate cracker backing.

Slightly hazy copper and bronzed glow with a nice orange body and a smallish, two centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of fresh hops, citrus, grapefruit, a bit of light malt and some noticeable caster sugar and honey sweetness. Medium-bodied; Assertive hop bitterness up front with a good balance of citrus and sweetness, with only a small bit of malt noticeable, and not really any bitterness, just the noticeable hop flavours. Aftertaste shows a faint hint of alcohol and bitterness, but this is all about the citrus and sweetness, and shows decently well. Overall, a decent beer, but definitely not an Imperial IPA and not one that people should be chasing. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Binny’s Beverage Depot in Chicago (Downtown), Illinois on 25-May-2016 for US$1,67 sampled at home in my hotel room here in Morrisville, Pennsylvania on 14-October-2016.

Pour is a hazy orange with a lot of floaties in the beer. Aroma is a nice dank but fruity hop. Flavor is is a fruity hop with some mango and honeydew melon. It does have a bit of sweet malt but it does ot get in the way of the hops. Overall pretty solid. Not a huge hop presence but also not a huge sticky sweet malt presence so the hops are giving you all they can flavor wise. I don’t know much about this MO brewer but their beers are pretty soild.