Draft at the source. Black color, beige head. Aroma of burnt toast, light pine. Taste is bittersweet pine and roast. OK.

Draft at the source. Listed as a British pale ale. Clear golden color. Aroma of grapefruit and lemon. Taste is biscuit and light citrus.

Draft at the source. Murky golden yellow color. Aroma of floral orange peel. Taste is bitter citrus.

Draft at the source. Clear golden yellow color. Aroma of lightly herbal onion. Taste is earthy with subtle fruit, bitter dry finish. Nice.

Draft at the source. Cloudy golden color, see pic. Earthy aroma. Earthy flavor. Straightforward.

22 oz red waxed bottle shared by a friend, thanks Mike! 12.9% ABV. Dark brownish black with light tan head. Aromas of oak, toasty notes, dark chocolate, spice. Tastes of dark fruit, tobacco, whiskey. Medium body with a dry finish. Solid.

Can from BMart as part of free beer contest. Hazy sludgy pour some floaters. Nose is tropical fruit up the wazoo. Tastes of mango, papaya, yeast, light piney bitters, candy. Fine creamy resinous palate. Tasty would have paired better with a red sox victory rather than the loss I paired it with but alas...

This was poured into a nonic pint glass.
The appearance was a slightly hazy golden orange color with a one finger white foamy head that dissipated to a mushroom cap of a small head.
The smell had a bitter sharp citrus rind, more so as lemon coming forth.
The taste was basically the same and kept the bitterness throughout the beer. A light bitter citrusy aftertaste leads to a bitter finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fairly decent sessionability about it. The carbonation hits appropriately and leaves mainly bitterness rolling over my tongue.
Overall, not bad, it seems to be one of the more bitter AIPA’S on the market. It doesn’t seem to be as balanced. Wish I knew the IBU’s on this but I’m guessing they’re fairly high.