Pint can pours with a slightly hazy gold to straw gold body that supports a thin white head of foam that leaves behind some spotty lacing. The modest aroma offers up grapefruit and a somewhat soft lemon note. The taste delivers a moderate degree of hoppy depth with grapefruit, slightly under ripe pineapple, sweetened lemon and a thin tangy lime sensation. To midway a brief faint almost cracker like maltiness is noticed adding another tasty facet to the experience.

Pint can pours with a slightly hazy gold to straw gold body that supports a thin white head of foam that leaves behind some spotty lacing. The mild aroma offers up pine, floral, tangelo and grapefruit like hoppiness. The taste delivers bitter orange and grapefruit flowing into a slightly resiny pine like bitter hoppiness. As it warms a modest floral hoppiness comes to the surface. Nice IIIPA with little sense of the ABV.

Tap @ Wilmington Brewing Company, Wilmington, North Carolina. Golden-amber with a thin head. Has a full tropical fruitiness with some citrus bitterness. All of this hides its strength. Is very crisp.

Tap @ Wilmington Brewing Company, Wilmington, North Carolina. Black with a thin off-white head. Crisp and light with some smooth milky roasted malts.

Tap @ Wilmington Brewing Company, Wilmington. Blonde with a small head. The chillies grow and hit you harder the more you drink, but if you have a palate for this you’ll find an excellently textured ale.

Tap @ Wilmington Brewing Company, Wilmington, North Carolina. Amber-brown with a thin head. Has a good hop-malt balance and an inoffensive strength.

Tap @ Wilmington Brewing Company, Wilmington. Blonde with a thin head. Has a fine tropical fruitiness, and not feeling its strength at all.