This was poured into a becher pint glass.
The appearance was a slight bronzed burnt orange to almost brown color flowing with a nice transparency about it.
The smell had some nice sweet to bitter citrus and pine combining nicely.
The flavor combines everything all together nicely. Light tobacco flavor underneath. Sly sweet to dry aftertaste. Quick dry malty finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Carbonation rides at a nice pace.
Overall, good AIPA for the most part. I think I could come back to this,

Can at home in London - picked up in VT. Pours clear yellow-gold with a creamy, white head. Clean rindy citrus in the nose, some dry pale bread, hay. Light sweet flavour with some orange and tangerine rind, biscuit, light cracker. Light bodied with average carbonation. Pretty well balanced in the finish, though not inspiring, with more rindy citrus bitterness, crispy pale and lightly crackery malts, some bitter grain husk, lemon peel, straw. Overall, a very drinkable SIPA.

16 oz. can, purchased at7 Eleven, Kittery, ME. Canning date of 6/6/16. Hazy gold like color with thin lasting head in a standard shaker glass. Aroma shows me white bread, grain, and pine resin. Maybe even black pepper.

Grain backbone with easy about of malt. The bitterness is here just enough to let you know it is not an APA. That said the body is lean with a sweet malt finish. Standard offering but it drinks well and doesn’t show any problems.

16 oz. can purchased at 7 Eleven, Kittery, ME. Canned on 6/6/16. Lightly hazy golden color with slow receding head retention. Aroma is decent amount of floral and citrus hops. This smells like the hoppiest damn golden ale I have had in awhile.

The floral hops are large with the grain/ cereal / malt / honey giving the base. Body is light with a light bitterness after the sip. This comes off more like a session IPA. Pretty easy drinking.

16 oz. can purchased at 7 Eleven, Kittery, ME. Canned on 6/3/16. Lightly hazy golden color with slow dying head. Aroma is banana, clove, light amounts of bubblegum.

The flavor has cereal grain base with the correct German yeast byproducts. The carbonation is low but for me it’s still ok. The body is medium with all the correct flavors and no flaws. I killed the can easy, but I really enjoy the style overall. I feel some have been a tad harsh to this.

Draft at On Tap Bar & Grill, Essex Junction.
Yeah, so they poured it into a pint glass, but I think I get all appropriate characteristics of the style for this one. Here’s the rest.
The appearance was a cloudy burnt rusty orange color with a bar pour’s kind of slim white head that quickly dissipated.
The smell started off with all of the normal characteristics of a good hefeweizen = strong sweet bubblegum up front and then the banana esters and a sly amount of clove.
The flavor is basically the same. But the aftertaste leans more towards the sweet bubblegum than expected with a definite sweet bubblegum finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a spectacular sessionability about it. Carbonation rides fairly light. Some stickiness, slightly leaning towards the bubblegum, clove doesn’t hit as hard as could have been like some other hefeweizens.
Overall, I’d say its a good one for the most part, could be a decent starter hefeweizen for people who like the sweeter side of a hefeweizen. I didn’t mind for me.

Pours a hazy golden-amber colour with a creamy-foamy head creating some thick lacing. Grainy aromas with pretty nice, fresh hoppy notes. The taste starts off with the grain, caramel malts especially going into the grassy hops. The finish is bitter, sharp and a little dry. The caramel also comes out with time in the nose, resulting in some sweetness over the grassiness. An overall pretty good IPA. Not a hopbomb and that’s fine.

Où, Quand, Comment : Canette, dégustée le 1/18/2014.
Visuel : Couleur : jaune. Apparence : voilée.
Arôme : Nez de levures fruitées (bananes, léger d’agrumes) et épicées (clou de girofle), léger de céréales, notes herbeuses.
Goût : En entrée de bouche : Goût de levures fruitées (bananes, léger d’agrumes) et légèrement épicées (clou de girofle, léger de poivre). Un support de blé est également présent ainsi qu’avec des notes de houblon herbeux et de pain.
En bouche : Corps : moyen. Effervescence : moyenne. Texture : légèrement crémeuse. Finale : moyenne et aux faibles notes acides, composée d’un léger goût de levures fruitées avec des notes de houblon herbeux et de blé.

Où, Quand, Comment : Canette 473ml, dégustée le 1/18/2014.
Visuel : Couleur : ambrée. Apparence : claire.
Arôme : Malt sucré, moyen de houblon houblon herbeux aux notes résineuses et fruitées (agrumes), notes de caramel.
Goût : En entrée de bouche : Moyenne amertume de houblon herbeux, légèrement résineux, légèrement fruité (agrumes), aux petites notes terreuses et citriques, présent toute la gorgée. Une dominante maltée de caramel avec des notes de grains rôtis est présente ainsi qu’avec des petites traces métalliques.
En bouche : Corps : moyen-mince. Effervescence : moyenne. Texture : légèrement huileuse. Finale : moyenne-longue et aux notes sèches, composée d’une moyenne amertume de houblon herbeux aux notes petits résineuses.