Pours amber with a frothy white head and apparent carbonation. Aroma of light malt, floral. Taste has dry Pilsen notes and Saaz hops. Palate has more hops, grassy oils, quite good.

Pours clear golden with a huge frothy white head. Aroma of citrus, rose hips. Taste has gin botanicals, as advertised, including rose hips, some clementine, mild juniper. Palate has lingering clementine notes, some mild graininess to it. Quite good.

Draught at Yarde Tavern, 9/28/24. Clear, lighter copper, with light ambers. Small, beige head, quickly to edge. Nose is a bit of sweet base malt showing cookie and honey, with crisp, floral, gently herbal hops and a bit of bread and very minor toast. Balanced, easygoing, lighter. Clean. In the mouth it's quite a bit more flavorful than the aroma would suggest with floral and herbal hops adding scant bitterness, but enough to balance the highly attenuated malts. Not too much specialty character; just a bit of toast and very light caramel. Clean, drinkable, amply-malted, crisp and refreshing.

Rail Trail Hudson draught, 9/27/24. Heavily hazy, lemony-golden. Small, white head, quickly to ring. Lightly juicy, estery nose, lots of soft fruit. Lemon and biscuit. Clean. Juicy, fruity, lightly bitter, moderately malty, very dry. Lots of lemon and cracker. Clean, drinkable, balanced. But a bit lacking in personality.

Bottle. Pours clear yellow, small white head, decent lacing. Aroma is raspberry, mineral, lemon. Flavor is light tart, light funk, nice berry notes. Light body, soft mouthfeel 4,8,7,5,15

s: dry - orange zest - crisp a: ghostly pale golden - thick head t: clean wheat - grapefruits - white wine p: floral - cleanser - hoppy o: full-flavoured - easy-ish-drinking - parching 16oz can - Glen Ro Spirit Shoppe: Monroe, Connecticut - purchased: 03-September-2023 - US$4,49 - canned: 26-June-2023 - sampled: 21-October-2023

Pours hazy pale yellow with a frothy white head aroma of Taste has huge lemon notes. Palate has dry oils, more lemon notes. Good.

Bottle shared at a tasting at troubles' place. Cloudy orange. Vinegar, glue, some cherry, some spiciness, mildly sourish.

Can (3/25/24) pour from Manchester Wine and Liquors. Opaque dark yellow with tons of sparkle, decent sized head with excellent retention and light lacing. Aroma is strong orange and grapefruit with mild herb. Taste is strong nectarine, pine over cracker. Smooth with frothy texture, fairly thin body, soft carbonation and dry, crisp finish as taste. Not complex but good strength. Not breaking any new ground but better than average.

16 oz can in a trade with tfontana. Aroma is grapefruit and orange. Flavor shows of citrus with undertones of herb and pine without resin. Good balance, and moderate bitterness. Well made without a question. However, not gonna get you too excited. Or it could be that I am a jaded snob?