Just an unremarkable pa, not even really hoppy. A little citrusy from Mosaic hops, but not much hop aroma. Meh.

Keg at World of Beer Middleton, 8/18/18. Hazy orange, large creamy white head. Good retention. Aroma fo floral, herbal, vinous hops, pale malt. Taste is herbal, vinous hops, pale malt. Medium bodied.

Sampled from the tap at GTMW 2018. Pours a clear pale yellow with a white head that dissipates slowly to the edges. Aroma has crisp grass and straw with a bit of hay and citrus rind. Flavor has sweet grains, straw and a bread with a touch of grass and citrus rind supporting.

12oz can. Pretty good modern US Wit. The Hallertau Blanc leads it right up to White IPA's door, but the coriander keeps it in Witville. Well executed, solid offering.

16oz can. Foamy off-white head. Really solid stuff, fleshes out what used to be a tame style. Mellow wheat malt , juicy hops. Cool, crisp mouthfeel. Sessionable without being insipid. Good.

Cool looking 12 ounce can from Sendik's Tosa. Hazy orange, large foamy white head, good retention. Aroma of earth, onion, mild fruity hops, pale malt. Taste is pine, resin, earth, tropical fruit, pale malt. Medium bodied. Mild lingering bitterness.

Tap at Good City. Filtered-looking amber-tan body. Big off-white head. Quite juicy, not much bitterness at all. Deep malt tones, some alcohol warmth. Similar to Azacca at times, but maybe a deeper, juicer pineapple tone. Gets a little more resinous as you sip at it. A pretty solid IIPA for 2017.

Tap at Good City. Peachy, hazy tan orange body, not as thick as some examples. Steady white head. A little more NW rindy hop tones than I associate with the style. Oats and wheat flesh it out some. Pineapple, grapefruit, a touch of creamy peach. Steady bitter, resinous backdrop that gives it a more classical IPA feel. A really good IPA, just not nailing the NE style. Needs more juicy hops and a creamier mouthfeel.