Can - lightly hazy gold - the citra hops are actually what hit to nose first, so for a quick sec I thought, “did I just open one of their ipas instead?” - but some clove and pepper yeast character quickly follow - a bit syrupy and heavy for the style, with some baked apple and pear, followed by some quasi-messy yeast phenolics that get quite spicy near the finish, as the hop character swells I’m behind it - some background starchy character - overall a little messy and far too sweet.

Taste on draft at Trail's End. Pours a hazy, bright yellow, with a big, frothy, white head. The aroma is wet grass, bread dough, white sugar, honeysuckle, and sawdust. Sweet and a bit yeasty, with a mild bitterness. Light to medium body, with a chewy, very lively mouthfeel. This is a light, crisp beer, with some great hop aromatics and yeast character.