Somewhere in Maine: pours copper with an off white head. Aroma is tropical fruit, some bready malts. Nice fruity flavors but there is more that is supplemented by the lager character. Sessionable and doesnt hold back.

Keg at Salvage BBQ - Portland, ME. Pours mostly clear yellow-gold wit ha fluffy, white head. The nose holds crisp cereal, hay. Light sweet flavour, with some grassy hops, lemon peel, biscuits. Light in body with average carbonation. Finishes with moderate grassy bitterness, crispy biscuits. Nice hoppy lager. (August 2017, score: 3.6)

Cask at GBBF 2015, day 4 - London. Pours hazy yellow with minimal head. Bright, citrusy aroma, with touches of dank melon and grapefruit. Light sweet flavour with some bitter pine, ripe lemon, papaya, cat piss. Light bodied with fine carbonation; so so condition. Pissy, lightly oily finish, with further rich citrus. Good one, though the hops are a little raw.

12 oz. can. Dirty Amber in color. Aroma is tart Orange juice, pineapple, and yeast. The fruit is very forward in the flavor with a pretty sharp bitterness for a pale ale. Bitterness isn’t abrasive but sharp without a doubt. It does give some juicy hop feeling on the palate. Good.

From tap. Pours cloudy orange with a small white head. Aroma is grapefruity and citrusy. Smooth fruity, crisp hoppy. Bitter and solid grapefruity. Dry, bitter and dense hoppy finish.

12 fl oz can. Pours hazy yellow to orange with a white head. Aroma is grassy and grapefruity. crisp hoppy, peachy and citrusy. Mellow and lingering crisp hoppy finish.

12 fl oz can. Pours cloudy orange with a small white head. Aroma is grainy and slight toasted malt. Herbal and grassy. Mild straw and grainy. Toasted and dry finish.

Draft at District Tap House. Murky orange color, frothy / coating head and lace. Herbal and doughy, lots of spice, citrus zest. Some caramel and grass notes too. Finishes dry and tingly. Pretty good.

Draught at Three Penny, 5/25/17.
Lightly hazy, burnished copper with an off-white head atop showing moderate retention.
Fruity hops and light yeast esters rise up in the nose as a touch of caramel and bread spill out from the specialty malts, but it’s not too disruptive to the hops, which are quite fragrant, spicy and citric. Gets a bit piney and grapefruit heavy towards the end, with light honeycream and sourdough-like notes being formed as the hop and malt notes meld. It’s clean, but dangerously close to resinous and overly citric. No alcohol noted, at least.
Fairly soft and malty in the mouth, with a well-attenuated and supple character as Bunker seems to consistently have. Some definite specialty malt character begins to creep in; brown bread, red fruit and more dry, almost woody character. The hops add a good deal of bitterness, tons of orange and other citrus with a growing pine character that climaxes on the finish adding too much sour hop character and creating a strong sourdough-like character that really fatigues the palate. Wish they would have relaxed on the boil hops quite significantly here.

Reviewed from notes.
This was poured into a pilsener glass.
The appearance was a clean copper color with a two finger white foamy head that dissipated at a mild pace.
Light messy lace.
The aroma had some floral hops, sweet to bitter with some peach and light honey and a decent malt base.
The flavor leaned towards the sweet side initially and then developed a little bit of floral to slightly piney hop
bitterness. Soft clean bitter hoppiness in the aftertaste rolling into the finish.
The feel was between light and medium bodied with a fair sessionability about it. Good carbonation and the ABV felt
fine.
Overall, pretty good India pale lager that I could have again.

Reviewed from notes.
This was poured into a mug.
The appearance was a somewhat dark brown color with a slight transparency about it. Finger’s worth of white foamy head that fell off at a decent pace to leave some light lace.
The aroma had some sweet nuts, some cocoa powder, light butterscotch and some caramel/toffee malts.
The flavor definitely leaned towards the sweet side through all of the previously mentioned aromas. Fully sweet aftertaste. Sly earthy yet sweet finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a touch of cloyingly sweet effects, but some of that noticeable earthiness came back to stabilize the cloying effects. ABV felt good at the 6.3.
Overall, mostly nice brown ale I think I could come back to.