Can from ErlangerNick thanks my friend. Drunk on a train. Canned in July 2017. Pours a clear amber colour with a thick cream coloured head. Initial hit of fresh yellow grapefruit. More grapefruit in mouth. Ok malt. Light bitterness on the finish. Good fresh hoppy ipa. Very drinkable. Not overly comolex but you'd be happy to drink this in a bar all evening.

Crisp copper and light amber coloured body with a nice, two centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of crisp toffee, caramelised sugars, a good grassy malt and some subdued but noticeable hop notes, mostly of grassy and resinous varieties. Medium-bodied; Assertive hop bite at first without much complexity or bitterness, but a good balance of the malt and a smooth sweet finish near the end. Aftertaste shows mostly hop flavours without a ton of bitterness throughout, and a little grassy/herbal note near the end. Overall, a fairly good beer that smells a bit better than it tastes, but shows fairly good throughout, especially for a West Coast IPA made in Nebraska! I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from BeerTopia iin Omaha, Nebraska on 01-October-2017 for US$9,99/mixed six pack, sampled in my hotel room here in Omaha, Nebraska two days later on 03-October-2017. Great to sample while here in Nebraska and a worthwhile beer if you like IPAs and want to try something local, especially if you can find it and appreciate the 'west coast' style, which this is sort-of an example of.

12 ounce bottle. Pours a mostly clear orange color with a large white head. A nice light citrus nose. Big oranges, apricot, some perfume hops, a bit of almost sour lemon. Very nice. Interesting.

4 oz sampled on draft at Local Beer, Patio, Kitchen. Pale peach color liquid. Light green apple right up front with mild plum in the backside. Sour mash backbone, low lactic sourness. Decent

Draft/Fest. A- Malty, caramel. A- Copper color, clear liquid, tan head. T- Tortillas, caramel, malty. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, malty finish. O- More of an old school IPA, and just okay. Seems more like a amber ipa hybrid.

Bottle shared at DCLawyer’s, thanks Chris! Clear golden yellow with off-white head. Aromas of vanilla, ice cream cones. Tastes of vanilla, some malt. Light body with a dry finish. Decent for what they were going for.

12 ounce bottle. Pours a almost pitch black red color with a small brown bubbly head. A big coffee vanilla nose. Sweet coffee, huge vanilla beans, smooth. Light toast, tropical notes. Pretty nice. A bit sweet and thin, but good.

Draft at the Benson location. Thin tan head on a pitch black liquid. Aroma is really something else; pistachio is big, light chocolate, and milk sugar. The flavor is really cool!

I didn’t think they could pull this off but... The Brewer did. Exactly a fudge brownie batter backbone with a good amount of the nut. Even a hint of pistachio shells. The body is pretty good as well. And of course the Porter ends on a sweet sugar hint. Really neat brew!

Draft at the Benson location. Clear orange color, thin head. Aroma is mild citrus, weak tropical fruit, caramel. Flavor following the aroma. Bitterness is medium is strength. Pine finish. Pretty nice brew.