Can at the DC Gathering. Brownish amber with beige head. Aromas of dark fruit, caramel, malt. Tastes of malt, caramel, vegetal, honey. Light body with a dry finish.

Draught at 575, 10/31/15.
Glassy drab brass-to-light-amber liquid shows light carbonation creating an off-white head that is flimsy and completely dissipating.
Probably on account of the lower carbonation, the beer is a little bit reserved in the nose. Certainly some tropical fruit notes in the form of light pineapple and mango, but as well, a fair amount of both orange and caramel, which I’m less excited about. Clean, though, without any heavy pine or alcohol noted.
Rather caramel-like, some biscuity malts, a touch of iced tea flavor and very orange heavy, with light mango/guava-like notes coming on the tail end and only lingering lightly. Low carbonation and not a syrupy texture or under-attenuated by any means, but just rather "thick", for lack of a better term. I don’t know if this was a really old keg, but it seems very malt heavy here, with the hops as more of an afterthought. Bitterness is moderate, not problematic ever and there’s not enough of the nelson sauvin to go around.
Will be in Phoenix quite a bit in the coming months, so will be sure to give it another try.

Clean copper with a off white head. Malty, earthy hops, a bit of caramel sweetness. Short finish with a little bite. Easy going fest beer.

Poured up on tap at Craft 64 where it exhibits a clear copper body that supports a thin light tan head. The mild aroma offers up malt blunted hops that seem floral and citrus and a bit earthy pine like. The taste delivers malt sweetness, an interesting blend of cantaloupe and cucumber and then more malts that take the sting out of the hoppiness that’s trying to happen here. The malts try to grow into a caramel like sensation but luckily never really make it. This just doesn’t come together as the flavors seem to try and take this in different directions.

Tap. Pours clear orange, small off white head, decent lacing. Aroma is passionfruit, citrus, a touch of the Citra butter that I get. Flavor is medium sweet, medium plus bitter, citrus, sharp bitter finish. Medium body. Kind of an in your face beer, which some like a lot.

Tap. Pours clear orange, huge beige head, slow to dissipate with nice lacing. Aroma is full of citrus, grapefruit, pine resin. Flavor is very light sweet, light plus bitter, hint of perfume. Light body, pretty solid.

Tap. Pours deep black, large creamy tan head, lasts forever with nice lacing. Aroma is roasty with some rubber. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter, roasty, lactose, minimal rubber, faint hint of vomit. Light body

Tap. Pours clear Amber, large beige head, nice residual, great lacing. Aroma is busy citrus, some Bready malt. Flavor is Citrus, line, some butter, medium sweet, light bitter with a bit of a bite. Soft silky mouthfeel, medium body.

Tap. Pours clear orange Amber, medium off white head, solid lacing. Aroma is a pleasant grapefruit floral dank leaves mix. Flavor is light plus sweet, light bitter, citrus, floral, some tropical notes, hint of finishing bitterness but not harsh. Light body, super soft and silky on the palate.

Tap. Pours clear reddish Amber, medium creamy beige head, nice residual and lacing. Aroma is light bread, caramel, hints of copper. Flavor is medium sweet, light bitter, malty, caramel, bread, light metal. Medium body, soft mouthfeel. Not much hop presence here.