Pint at the brewery pours a translucent sunset orange with some creamy white head.  Nose has a little pickle, C hops, hand soap, fake grapefruit.  Flavor drops the pickle, picks up the C hops, grapefruit and orange mostly, pine and spruce.  Malt is there a little oats or something too.  Dry, bitter finish.  6 3 7 2 12

Pint at the brewery pours a translucent orange with some cloudy white head.  Nose has malt, candy, some stale biscuit, some apricot. Flavor has orange and apricot, candy, some funk now, golden raisins, some buttery barrel.  Full bodied, prickly finish.  7 3 7 4 13

Menu says they serve it in 10oz goblets... this came in a 16oz pint. Pours an opaque black with some pinky beige head.  Big nose, booze, raisin, port, licorice.  Flavors follows, lotta raisins and port, Charleston chews.  Finishes a touch thin, boozy.  7 4 7 3 13

Pint at the brewery pours a sunset orange, white head.  Nice citrus nose, some melon too.  Flavor is all citrus, blood orange on the back side.  Dry finish.  7 3 7 3 13

Crisp golden and lightly coppered coloured body with a small, one to two centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of crisp herbal and lightly resinous hops with a good deal of bitterness noticeable, along with a dash of malts and some lighter alcohol notes as well. Medium-bodied; Fresh hop flavours dominate with a lot of herbal and citrusey notes that show a solid and balanced amount of malts that show a bit more of the grainy and lightly specialty grain type notes along with more of a nutty profile and finishing with perhaps more alcohol and astringency than is common for the style, but not too potent to overpower everything else. Aftertaste shows well and contains a good amount of flavours and consistency while being a bit hoppy and showing a nice bite towards the end. Overall, a nice and enjoyable IPA that fits nicely for the city and shows well throughout - good and herbal with a light bitterness, but a balanced amount of malts and even a touch of sweetness at the very end. I sampled this twelve ounce can, after a hockey game in Arlington (Ballston) in early 2019, given to me by a teammate - thanks Nick!

3-10-19: Midlands (Petworth)

Citrus and some pine. A little unbalanced on hop end but not a bad beer by any means. Pours golden with great head and lacing. Quite bitter like going bankrupt (probably too soon). Tap at Baby Wale.