Sampled at the brewery, pours a hazy gold with some creamy, lacing white head. Nose has lemon, orange, tangerine, dank with resin, grass, mild soap. Flavor is really nice, herbs, pine, soap, tangerine, orange, lemon candy. Dry finish. Very drinkable.

Draft at Hen of the Wood, 7/3/15. Murky golden orange color with a frothy white head and heavy lace.  Bright and citrusy aroma.  Moderately bitter flavor.  Medium bodied, very drinkable, clean, dry finish.

Draught at Armsby, 6/28/15
Had this side-by-side with Works of Love. This one shows off a bit more deeper orange-copper tones, though a similar moderate haziness and the same unyielding massive, creamy white head.
Similar amarillo/citra hop nose is full of lighthearted citrus (lemon oil, tangerine, ripe orange) and tangy, yet mostly dry stone fruits. Crackery-like malts are much, much more dry here than in the Works, yet both have a strong, uninterrupted hop profile in the nose. As an afterthought, light minerals, hints of yeast esters and bits of soft sugariness take up the act of rounding out and balancing. Lovely tangerine pulpiness lingers; citric but juicy and light. No alcohol/flaws.
Tangy orange notes combine with a hint of peach and zesty, leafy tea-like character (darjeeling-like) with stone fruit and candied lemon zest. The malts are dry, wonderfully attenuated and perfectly integrated with the hops, leading to a drinkable beer that neither overdoes the hop bitterness nor malt sweetness. All the while, the trademark perfectly textured pillowy malts and tightly engaging carbonation both improves drinkability through the middle of the beer while keeping the beer crisp and readily drinkable for next sip.