Bottle from Whole Foods Market - Bowery cons 2015-05-16 Aaa a new regional tick as well ;) - New Jersey ;) AR: belgian yeasty, banan foam, citrus zest AP: milky orange, stouty ofwhite lid F: fizzy, bannan foam, corriander, citrus zest, warming feeling, belgian yeasty, Nice belgish vs New Jersey

Draught @ Albion. Hazy bright orange with small frothy white head, faint doughy aroma, medium carbonation, watery taste with minimal hops flavor, abrupt finish. Should be nice under scorching sun, but...

12 ounce bottle. Hazy honey gold color has a moderate Rocky white head and clinging lace. Aroma is lemon peel, sulphur and yeasty malt. Upfront flavor mirrors the nose. Tangy citrus malt balanced by dryish bitter peppery hops. Slightly sour finish is assertive, yet refreshing. Nicely done.

This was poured into a nonic pint glass.
The appearance was a hazy burnt orange to brown color with a one finger white foamy head that dissipated within less than a minute. Light foamy rings rise and fall gracefully.
The smell started off with a sharp citrus rind and led to a decent citrus/grapefruit/apricot aroma. As it warms, there’s a slight grassiness in it.
The taste was moderately bitter, with a sharp bittering to contrast but not necessarily combined. There’s a quick dry tropical fruity aftertaste that leads to a dry fruity finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. The carbonation seemed good for the style and for me as it gave off a decent sharpness.
Overall, this was an okay AIPA. I could have probably have again.

Bottle at JTC 10k.. Black beer nose of chocolate and whisky. Tastes of lactose, the whisky is quite pronounced, light plums, oat, wood, and chocolate. Creamy mouthfeel medium carbonation. Fine.

Bottle at 10K. Pours dark brown tan head. Nose/taste of whiskey, oak, roast chocolate, lactose. Medium body.

Spuyten duyvil, brooklyn cask: pours black with a small loose cask head. Aroma is chocolate, mint, and maybe anise. Taste and aroma are like of an old school British porter. Interesting and a little different. Better than expected.

Bottle from Half Time Beverage, New York. Pours a bright red amber colour with a light tan colour, very foamy, long lasting head. Aroma of caramel, malt, and mild spice. Light sweetness and bitterness. Body is medium, texture a little thin but ok. This is a decent amber ale.

Refrigerated 12 oz. brown bottle, from Ed5388, poured into a glass. Black with large dark brown highlights.. Aroma is chocolate, medium/light body, light carbonation, watery texture, and some lacing. Taste is dark malt, chocolate, and short finish.