12 oz. bottle. Pours clear straw color, with a medium, white head and some thick lacing. The aroma is hay, apples, some light floral notes, and honey. Sweet and grainy, with a light hop bitterness that comes forward in the finish. Light to medium body, sticky, and grainy. Overall, this is a lightly hopped, fairly tasty beer. Not complex or unique, but well made and very sessionable (as well it should be, given the name).

Hazy orange body under a tall chunky off-white head. Juicy malts, pine resin, and citrus blend well in the aroma. The flavor is not too sweet, not too bitter with plenty of hop flavor delivered on a somewhat light palate.

Bottle at The Shed: Pale copper/golden color with a finger of sandy head. Sticky lacing. Nose is citrus and caramel, as is the taste. Very light florals. Simple in complexity, but refreshing.

Bottle: Pours brown with a finger of tan head. Nose is sweet and roasty, with a significant amount of citrus hops. Taste follows. The citrus hops work nicely with the level of roast even a light bit of smoke. Borderline porter v. black ipa in my book. Refreshing and very good.

Bomber. An Alabama beer, finally. Copper body with a decent, but ephemeral head. Aromas are caramel and grapefruit with resin. Flavor is very nice. It’s a little more caramel-heavy than I would like in a perfect IPA, but the hops presence is very nicely balance with a nice hops punch.

Bottle courtesy of brentfeesh . Toffee malt and light citrus hops aroma. Murky amber with a small white head. Bitter herbal, pine hops and toffee malt flavor. Medium body and carbonation.

Poured up on tap at GABF 2012 with a crystal clear gold body supporting an off white head. The aroma has some resiny pine, some citrus and some spicy hoppiness. The taste is nice and rich and bold. I get a pleasing blend of resiny pine hops and grapefruit citrus hops followed by spiciness and just a touch of dank earthiness all heading into the finish. Wow this is a really well rounded and great tasting IPA. It is a little timid in the aroma but the flavor more than makes up for it.