Pint can pours with a crystal clear golden colored body that supports a near creamy near white head of foam. The aroma offers up apricot, pineapple, a dash of grapefruit and then faint tangelo. The taste delivers a pleasing level of hop bitterness that isn't playing games. For a small beer this has big flavour. I get grapefruit, white wine grapes, some bitter grassyiness as well as herbal woodiness and then flowing into a modest malt base character. The malts add a sense of softness as well as a hint of cracker. Solid hop forward offering.

The pint can pours with a crystal clear deep gold colored body that supports a nice bright white head of foam. The modest aroma offers up some malt sweetness, pine hops and a bit of white wine grapes. The taste delivers pleasing chewy pine hop bitterness depth as well as lesser amounts grapefruit and slightly bitter white grapes. The malt backbone can be a little too forward but that sensation is fleeting and hopefully not changing with age/time. Additional sips continue to drum up slightly sweetened pine hop bitterness putting a smile on my face. This is bangin' and only 6.3%b ABV. Nice.

Pint can pours with a crystal clear gold copper colored body that supports a thin off white head of foam. The aroma offers up candied pine hops and then thin clouds of tropical to white grapes. The taste delivers a pleasing resiny pine hop depth of bitterness that demands some joyful chewing. Yes. Toward midway the pine is joined by mild sweet caramel malts and vague tropical hoppiness. This slaps.

Pint can pours with a clear pure gold colored body that supports a thin white head of foam. The aroma offers up tangelo, clementine, a bit of pear and then a sliver of sweet malts in the background. The taste delivers orange juice to orange zest to clementine like citrus hop goodness that packs both hop bitterness and hop flavour. To midway faint echoes of tropical fruitiness are noticed drowning in a pool of citrus hop goodness. In the background a sliver of sweet malts is noticed too. Pretty solid.

Pint can pours with a clear pure gold colored body that supports a thin near white head of foam. The aroma offers up orange marmalade, pink grapefruit and a touch of mango and cantaloupe. The flavor offers up a ribbon of orange marmalade wrapped in grapefruit hop bitterness and a bit of tangerine. To midway it picks up a modest level of sweet malts as well as murmurs of mango like soft tropical fruitiness. Overall it's a tad out of harmony as the brighter citrus hop bitterness doesn't play well with others. Minor point though. Fun brew.

Pint can pours with a clear pure gold colored body that supports a thin white head of foam. The aroma offers up a bag of oranges, orange stems and orange leaves as well as a bit of white grape, floral hops and a faint sense of the malt base off in the background. The taste is fun with perfectly bright orange and tangelo hop flavour as well as grapefruit like hop bitterness. The hop depth is there as well as the balance supported by a maltiness aimed at building the hop presence. To midway more facets of the Cascade hops show up in the form of hop spiciness, floral notes and more citrus. This is crisp and nimble and no sense of sweet fruity esters as it's clean enough to eat off of.